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Open source meets the open road with the Open RC Accessory Design Contest, courtesy of Pinshape and Open RC Project founder Daniel Noree.
IKEA reckons 3D Printing is key to a sustainable future. Love your furniture longer (even if it requires a little hacking) with 3D printed IKEA spare parts.
Journalist Rachel Park knows Additive Manufacturing for more than 20 years. In her weekly column, she talks about the three most common misconceptions of 3D printing.
See how a Disney Infinity figure is made, featuring Olaf the Snowman from Frozen. Watch this collectible come to life from initial design to final boxing.
Cesare Ragazzi Laboratories, an Italian company, have developed the CNC hair system which works essentially as a non-invasive hair transplant.
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3D printing startup Kwambio launches a line of bespoke 3D printed housewares, accessories and art. All items are manufactured on demand.
One maker shares the story behind his 3D Printed Brain, and gives step-by-step instructions for turning any MRI into a printed creation.
Doctors have used a 3D Printed Kidney to plan a toddler's kidney transplant. And the pictures of the happy family post-operation are magnificent.
Do you have hundreds of ideas of how to improve your Parrot drone, but no one ever listens to you? Check out this new competition from MyMiniFactory.
The collaboration between 3d printing company WASP and Italian artist Francesco Pacelli explores the potential of 3D printing clay.
If you've always been frustrated when it comes to solving a Rubik's Cube, there is now a robot which can fix this problem in under two seconds!
Many companies are talking about the Internet of Things. Casa Jasmina, the brainchild of artists, activists and Arduino, makes the fully connected open home become a reality.
Meet the hot new 3D Printed Wrinkle Removal solution, “Radara." It's easy! Just stab yourself with this strip of 2,000 3D printed micro-needles. No, seriously.
This personalized 3D printed shaver from Philips proves big names are ready for 3D printing! Is your beard?
Fender have announced their first ever series of branded headphones, including five new wired in-ear models which start at $99 and rise all the way up to $499!
Forget chunks of ugly 3D printed concrete. “Fossilized” uses a new method for printing concrete that yields unbelievable results.
Looking for information on 3D printing company Autodesk? We‘ve accumulated the most important facts in this company profile.
The start-up company, Addibots, has brought out a 3D printing robot which will be able to zoom around a city, mending uneven road surfaces.
Fancy making your own 3D Printer? This cheap DIY 3D Printer uses eWaste and was designed to give underprivileged kids the chance to print.