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My Name is Prince, and My Ashes are in a 3D Printed Urn

Visitors to the Paisley Park museum were greeted with a surprise; Prince's remains stored in a custom 3D printed urn.

by Bulent Yusuf
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Photoshop for 3D Printing?
Foundry Software from MIT Easily Creates Multi-material Prints

The new Foundry software developed by the CSAIL Lab at MIT makes it easy to manage 3D printing with multi-materials.

by Hanna Watkin
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Turning a Corner
Interview with MakerBot CEO Jonathan Jaglom

Exclusive interview with MakerBot CEO Jonathan Jaglom on the latest and greatest 3D printing innovations from the company.

by Bulent Yusuf
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Fuzzy Logic
Furry Vase is a 3D Printed Experiment with Drooloops

The furry vase is a whacky experiment in 3D printing design, applying the "drooloop" flower technique to striking effect.

by Hanna Watkin
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Mirror Mirror
Smart Mirror On The Wall, Create Me Some 3D Printed Makeup

Panasonic's new 'Smart Mirror' analyzes your face and creates 3D printed makeup sheets - tailored to hide your skin's imperfections.

by Andrea Hunt
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Smells like Green
Amazing Synesthesia Mask Lets You Smell Colors

An aerospace engineer working for Autodesk has created a mask that mimics the effect of synesthesia and you can too by following his Instructables instructions.

by Hanna Watkin
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"We have the knowledge and the technology”
L’Oréal Wants to Cure Baldness with 3D Printed Hair Follicles

L'Oréal is developing technology which it hopes will cure baldness through 3D printed hair follicles capable of growing new hair.

by Hanna Watkin
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Balancing Act
Disney Research Creates 3D Prints with Embedded Ball Bearings

Disney Research has developed a method which means prints can balance as you intended by using embedded metal ball bearings.

by Hanna Watkin
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3D printed cycling skinsuits
Speeding with a 3D Printed Full-Scale Mannequin

A research team of TU Delft produced a 3D full-sized mannequin of Olympic silver medalist Tom Dumoulin’s to test a series of new cycling skinsuits.

by All3DP
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Leash of Life
Give a Dog a Bone (Implant) with 3D Printing

Leroy the Great Dane has a new "leash of life" thanks to a 3D printed titanium bone implant which helped him beat cancer.

by Hanna Watkin
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Bull of Nimrud Destroyed by Isis recreated with 3D Printing

Destroyed by ISIS last year, a replica of the Bull of Nimrud will be 3D printed in Rome to raise awareness of cultural heritage preservation.

by Hanna Watkin
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Cyclone Racing uses 3D Printing for Formula SAE Competition

Students at Cyclone Racing used 3D printing for their entry to the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International Formula car contest.

by Hanna Watkin
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Play soccer with amoebas on your smartphone!
3D Printed Microscope Turns Your Smartphone into ‘Amoeba PacMan’

3D printing is changing interactive education in microbiology. The new 3D printed LudusScope now lets you play soccer games with living microorganisms

by Andrea Hunt
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Honda’s Custom Cookie Car has a 3D Printed Body

Honda's taking car customization to the next level by using 3D printing to model an electric car with a special purpose at this year's CEATEC in Japan.

by Hanna Watkin
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Linde Just Solved One of Metal 3D Printing Problems

If you want reproducible results for your 3D printed metal parts, you’ll need the perfect mix of gasses in the print chamber. Linde now offers a new solution for better metal prints.

by Anatol Locker
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Makers on the Move
Mobile Fabrication: 3D Printing with a Phone and a Pen

3D printing is a pretty static activity, right? Wrong! A new paper on "Mobile Fabrication" could liberate us from the chains of the desktop.

by Bulent Yusuf
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Prague Start-up 4ekolka Creates 3D Printed Electric City Car

Prague startup, 4ekolka, has created a 3D printed, all-electric city car prototype which can travel as far as 124 miles on a full charge.

by Hanna Watkin
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Polar3D Closes $2 Million Funding & 100K Prints with Polar Cloud

3D printer company Polar3D closes $2 million in latest financing round, plus 100,000 printing milestone on their online platform, Polar Cloud.

by Hanna Watkin
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Smashbox Offers 3D Printed Lipstick Samples For #BeLegendary Collection

Smashbox Cosmetics is giving away 3D printed compacts in honor of their latest #BeLegendary Lipstick collection with 120 shades.

by Hanna Watkin
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Programmable Viscoelastic Materials: Robots with 3D Printed Skin Can Absorb Shock

MIT has developed "Programmable Viscoelastic Materials" which can be 3D printed to make soft skins and work as shock absorbers.

by Hanna Watkin
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