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ABS was great, but we really need to move on, says Miles Scott. There are materials less poisonous, easier to print, and environmentally friendly.

If you want to manufacture a silicon object, you usually need a mould. This will most likely change thanks to a UK patent: Picsima can now 3D print silicon parts without further tooling.

When time comes, 3D printing will turn the world upside down. But we still have a long way to get there.

The first peak of enthusiasm for 3D printing has been reached and surpassed – that's a healthy sign.

What will the 3D printing bring in 2016? We’ve asked Michael Sorkin’s, Head of Formlabs Europe, for his predictions on the 3D printing market.

Filemon Schoffer works as Head of Community at 3D Hubs. Here’s his take on 3D printing in 2016.