3D printed cars make all the headlines... but what about 3D printed motorcycles? Let's take a look at three fascinating new projects.
When it comes to 3D printing filament, PET offers the characteristics to elevate 3D printing to the next level.
Point and click photography gets boring? If you want to experiment, try a 3d printed pinhole camera. They even come in various sizes.
Matter and Form announced a Kickstarter campaign for a new 3D scanner product today. It connects to smartphones and costs $49.
Exclusive interview with Liviu Antoni about Altergaze, a 3D printed Smartphone VR headset successfully backed on Kickstarter in 2014.
Fashion designer Danit Peleg is the first to 3D print her collection entirely using home printers. It took more than 2000 hours to print.
Invented in 1981, the Walking Gyroscope is a cool toy that uses centrifugal force to move. Here's an open source 3D printable version.
A new 3D models generator service promises extraction of characters from videos. Currently, it’s limited to animations.
Kickstarter campaign Reifi turns music into an unique art piece. You can even make the 3D printed statues come to life on your smartphone.
NecroVirus is a 3D printable Zombie Apocalypse board game seeking $100K on Kickstarter. Made by the same guys behind Deus Ex and Daikatana.
Figurine Studio Gentle Giant has presented Marvel’s 3D printed collectibles in the form of jumbo-sized multicolored figurines during this year's Comic-Con.
Two new varieties of 3DBenchy have been added to the fleet; one is dual-print ready, and another is multi-part assembly. Printer tests ahoy!
Launzer announced their new 3D printed Batman Begins series of figurines that are to be made available at a low cost, worldwide.
What would happen if a music classroom had access to a 3D printer, and if a music teacher included 3D printing in their lessons?
So you want that special retro look for your DSLR images? Look no further. Here‘s an assortment of 3D printed camera gear and adapters for vintage lenses to modern cameras.
University of Nantes team of engineers has showcased emergency 3D printed house that is realized in just 30 minutes.
3D Printing is slowly, but surely, coming on as a massive technology. We are only at the precipice of it. Here’s how it changes the world.
A 3D printer that costs just $349? Is it wise to buy such a low-cost model? Read our verdict in this Da Vinci Jr. 3D printer review.
DIY Drones are steadily conquering the market with increasing number of applications and 3D printing helps speed up the process.
Living in a big city, with concrete on all sides? Cultivate a bit of green on your windowsill with our guide to 3D printed hydroponics.