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You guessed it, 3D printing is most definitely a disruptive technology for business. But which are the other four? All will be revealed.
All3DP interviews Sylvain Preumont, founder and executive chairman of MyMiniFactory, about his vision of an open future for 3D printing.
Have you had a rough week? Need a hug? Now you can build a 3D printed robot for that - and it’s not very complicated.
Dress up as a mutant superhero this Halloween with these 3D printed Wolverine claws. Cut through candy bags like a hot knife through butter.
An Instructables user has shared instructions for building an Ardunio-powered drawing robot, originally designed for a 10-hour workshop for ChickTech.org.
Horologist Nicholas Manousos has built a 3D printed watch movement, the Tourbillon 1000%, and it's the coolest thing we've seen all week.
Just in from Dutch Design Week 2015: Company Soft Robotics introduced a 3D printed robotic hand that responds to human grip.
After a successful Kickstarter for the print+ DIY headphone kits, Patrick Schuur speaks to ALL3DP about the ideas behind his unique concept.
Industrial designer Marc Newson designs a limited edition sterling silver tea service, prototyped with a 3D printer and built by hand.
Got a desktop 3D printer? Then you know the printing errors that can occur. Kickstarter campaign "Modifi3D" want to give you the right tools to fix them.
Guest post from Paulo Kiefe, CEO of Creative Tools, about the inspiration and development of their new smartphone photo studio.
How will 3D Printing change the future of Thanksgiving? Here's 10 ways future Turkey Day will be even better.
Everything is better when it's free. That's why Pinshape will be handing out 200 rolls of Madesolid PET+ this October via the Madesolid Filament Giveaway.
Chris Elsworthy, CEO of CEL and creator of the Robox 3D printer, writes about the exciting possibilities of 3D printing in the classroom.
Your small business needs top quality 3D-printed objects to sell. Here’s how to ensure your customers will get the best possible service.
Can 3D printing have a valid application for litigation? Lawyers Lamber and Goodnow try to modernize their paper-bound profession.
Only 14 years old, Seth Folsom is designing and building his own 3D printers, and inspiring his fellow students to follow in his footsteps.
If you are heading to Lisbon, you should pay a visit to 3D Europa. The 5-meter-tall statue is made from more than 300 3D printed parts.
The filament company who brought us Wound Up, the coffee filament, is adding a refreshing new twist to 3D printing. Meet Buzzed, the beer filament. And it‘s even sustainable.
A smartphone 3D scanner is the hot new thing on Kickstarter. For under $300, the system promises high-res scans in just 5 minutes.