Aaron Sims Creative is the design studio behind the Demogorgon monster in Stranger Things. To create the design, they used 3D printing.
Surgeons in Australia are researching the use of 3D printing and robotics. They hope to make bone implants mid-surgery to help treat cancer.
With the holiday season right around the corner, what better way to kick things off than by winning the brand new Prusa I3 MK3 3D printer?
Open Bionics and Daniel Melville enter Guinness Book of Records Gamer’s edition with 3D printed bionic hand inspired by video game, Deus Ex.
Hailey Dawson, a seven-year-old with a 3D printed prosthetic hand, got to throw out the first pitch during Game 4 of the World Series.
Berlin startup BigRep is partnering up with Heidelberg Digital Platforms for production of the BigRep STUDIO large-scale 3D printer.
Filament producing company, Philament, released a product called Philament Glass Reinforced which does exactly what it says on the tin.
The first residential 3D printed house is complete in Yaroslavl, Russia, and is ready for a family to move in and call their new home.
AstroPrint has launched AstroPrint Desktop which is a cloud-enabled desktop app allowing users to manipulate and print designs locally.
Using a 3D printer, Brunel University researchers have fabricated a flexible wearable battery that could charge up a smartphone and more.
A 70 large collection of 17th-century Dutch Old Masters artworks have been digitized and housed in a specially commissioned VR museum.
A division of the U.S. Marines is 3D printing and testing small explosive devices, which could be used on the battlefield in the near future.
For a limited time, Aldi supermarkets in Australia will sell the Cocoon Create desktop 3D printer once again, but this time for just $299.
XYZprinting releases the da Vinci Super 3D printer, offering a 29x29x30 cm build volume and third-party filament compatibility.
Art installation White Noise pits consumption vs. conservation against each other on Twitter to determine the fate of an AR coral reef.
Joe Te Wharau uses 3D printing and traditional Maori designs to create a collection of artistic pendants, called "Matihiko Taonga V1.0".