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If you like objects that reference themselves (like a bookshelf made out of books) then the Mobius Nautilus will just about make your day.
There are many opportunities for entrepreneurs in 3D printing. In this All3DP series, Jeffrey Ito shows cool approaches of making money with 3D printing. Part 1: Use 3D printing networks!
Food 3D printers will be used to make complex foods, such as meat, as well. If not from molecules and atoms, then, at least, from lab grown cells.
Cambridge-based Dovetailed demonstrated the first 3D printing application of the spherification technique by developing a "3D fruit printer”.
3D printing will make you "king of the grill", even if meat printing is still in it’s early stage. Hot sauce, anyone?
World, meet the 3D printed caffeine molecule coffee mug. That’s right, at long last, now you can actually see the chemical you’re ingesting.
Make sure your stand reflects the creativity and elegance of the tech it holds. Check out these 5 iPad stands you can't buy in stores.
Vacuum cleaner, vases or a fully functional lawnmower: Hans Fouche adapts large-scale production printing for home usage. Meet his marvelous functional everyday objects.
Pasta manufacturer Barilla surprised us with a “pasta 3D printer”. Now pasta 3D printing is starting to take form - and the result even may look like you.
3D printing personalization capabilities might soon make it possible to create wearable electronic devices that people will find useful and non-intrusive enough to actually want to ear them all the time
Get your healthy dose of nostalgia: Maker option8 has resurrected the Apple Disk II - albeit in a somewhat smaller guise - and made it practical for the 21st century.
With the imminent release of Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, Star Wars cosplay is sure to be very popular.
3D printable toys marketplaces are growing fast offering anything from tanks and robots to digital dollhouses.
3D printing has begun to change the world of toys as we know it. For the established toy companies it may be the biggest challenge ever.
Put a little 3D into your D&D with this cool 3D-printed Deathly Hallows dice set.
Makeis entered the huge toy market with a new 3D printed type of doll to compete with giants such as Mattel’s Barbie, the Winx or Disney’s Princesses
3D printing is already a big part of the toy car industry... soon it will be a lot more with 3D Racers and Materialise.
Want to play Cyvasse, the fictional board game from TV series Game of Thrones? Then take a look at this incredible fan project.
Google's Project Ara and UK start-up OwnFone are already experimenting with 3D printed mobile phones. Will we love them?
The ultimate accessory for Daft Punk fans: Now you can 3d print the "Guy Manuel Helmet". Party with style!