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Mcor just announced a full-color desktop 3D printer at CES 2016. As it’s bigger brother Iris HD, the "Arke" uses paper, blades, a special binder and a printhead to create full-color objects.
The Internet of Things comes to your morning brew, with the award-winning Ripple Maker that creates custom, on-demand latte art within moments.
At CES 2015, 3D printing was Everybody’s Darling. CES 2016 was a bit quieter. But a lot of clever improvements were shown that make 3D printing much better.
In a collaboration between JetPack Aviation and Airwolf 3D, a lightweight jetpack with 3D parted parts makes Buzz Lightyear cosplay a distinct possibility.
The makers of the Lulzbot 3D printers go from strength to strength: Aleph Objects had tripled their revenue in 2015, with new products to come in 2016.
It's the first Polaroid moment in several years. Yes, the instant camera brand we know and love is now a Polaroid 3D printer — and they're serious.
Fans of Syfy TV shows can now download and 3D print their own exclusively licensed memorabilia from Thingiverse, courtesy of new offshoot Syfy Labs.
CES 2016 brings eight new printers from XYZprinting—including their lightweight $269 mini printer.
The new Ultimaker 2+ and Ultimaker 2 Extended+ series is launched at CES 2016. They offer several much-needed improvements over the older models.
MakerBot just announced the "Smart Extruder+" at CES 2016 in Las Vegas. For $199, it should make their current Replicator-series much more reliable.
