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According to the UN, Japan and the US are doing the most innovating in 3D printing, nanotech and robotics...and governments everywhere need to listen.
The CEL Robox 3D printer is stuffed full of interesting features. But are they any good? Read this in-depth CEL Robox review including a video by Thomas Sanladerer.
If you want to build 3D objects in a Minecraft style, LeBlox offers an interesting approach. All you need is a smartphone and some time. All3DP took a look at the software.
Preemadonna is all about hi-tech girl power. Their Nailbot 3D prints images from your smart phone on your nails, and it's awesome.
A rising tide of online abuse has prompted the creation of The NiceBot; spreading positivity on the internet, one tweet at a time.
Researchers in Germany have created a "Protopiper"; a handy prototyping device that turns tubes of tape into sturdy 3D structures.
The Voltera V-One, a custom circuit board printer, has been declared the international winner of the James Dyson Award for 2015.
Disney Research and Carnegie Mellon University have been working on a new tool which allows you to easily 3D print a walking robot.
Speculative Fiction Dept: Staff at Idaho State University guess at the origins of Bigfoot with a 3D printed skeleton that's 8 feet tall.
This is a step-by-step tutorial on designing a case for your BBC micro:bit computer using the popular FreeCAD software. Newbies welcome!
The CEL Robox is a micro-manufacturing platform from the UK. In this ALL3DP video, Thomas Sanladerer takes us through unboxing and setup.
3D printing is being used to help the visually impaired to read music notations more easily with a system called Tactile Stave Notation
By turning used plastic into sunglasses, phone cases and toys, 3D printing is being used to encourage children to go to school.
Using a responsive "active textile", the Self Assembly Lab at MIT has created a 3D printed Minimal Shoe that adapts to fit your feet.
The South Korean military is now adopting metal 3D printing to manufacture parts for the Air Force and the Army.
Researchers at Purdue University develop RevoMaker, a new system to create 3D prints with fully enclosed electronic and motorized components.
"Misen" uses 3D printing to prototype the perfect kitchen knife. Their Kickstarter hits full funding in an hour and closed with over $1 million.
In this workshop you will learn how to use 3D Slash to turn a 2D logo into a three-dimensional model for 3D printing.
Whether you're new to 3D printing or a seasoned user: These 10 tricks will help you avoid 3D printing quality issues and get better results.
Tatoué is a 3D printer converted into a robot tattoo appliance. Could your humble rockstar tattoo artist soon be out of a job...?