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To fuel their plans for world desktop domination, Dutch 3D printer manufacturer Ultimaker announces a major cash injection from NPM Capital.
Researchers from Saudi Arabia are hoping to speed up how long it takes to straighten teeth by developing 3D printed braces with LED lights and batteries.
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The US Air Force Research Lab uses the National Synchrotron Light Source to better understand & formulate new 3D print-strengthening fillers.
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The Slovakian design company Kinazo Design creates 3D printed electrically-powered mountain bike with the help of Volkswagen Slovakia.
A new Star Wars trailer has been out weeks, and already the 'net has nailed a 3D printable model of the trilogy's Ewok equivalent, the Porg.
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Surgeons from Morriston Hospital use 3D printing to create a customized titanium implant for a woman with a jaw tumor.
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MIT and Aether are collaborating to provide students at the university with Aether 1 3D printers so they can research bio-materials, including Citrene.
Ancient piece of video game trivia is given a 21st century makeover; say hello to the Power Glove VR, upgraded with Arduino and 3D printing.
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Electrical engineering student, Tim Lindquist, used his knowledge to create his own Nintendo Switch lookalike which he calls the Nintimdo RP.
A redditor takes 3D printed prosthetics one step further by modeling and creating a new foot for his father's beloved G.I. Joe action figure.