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Guest post from Cameron Norris from Wevolver PLEN2 is a app controlled, Arduino, open-source, easy to program & 3D printable robot. Adorable.
Getting your feet wet in 3D printing is becoming increasingly important, says Rachel Park. Also, businesses could take an active role in supporting their current workforces.
3D printing should be added to the curriculum, says Rachel Park. Still, we must overcome a number of barriers for widespread adoption.
Let’s look forward to 3d printers in 2018. What needs to stay the same? What needs to change? How should a 3D printer look like in 2018?
All3DP’s co-founder Anatol Locker visited Gamescom in Cologne - and found a million-dollar business no one has entered yet.
Will 3D printed athlete’s shoes ever be more than an elite brand marketing? Rachel Park takes a look at the shoes & car industries.
3D printing is still in its early decades. It’s the millennial generation that will be “normalizing” 3D technologies. And here’s what this has to do with Minecraft.
So, how was CES 2016? Compared to last year‘s show, 3D printing may have slipped slightly out of focus, but there were plenty of interesting announcements. Here are Rachel Park’s impressions on CES 2016.
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.
Consumer 3D printing is close thanks to 3D printing service bureaus. A comment of Mathias Plica, CEO of All3DP, on Gartners Hype Cycle Curve on 3D printing.
Since the hype of 3D printing we hear stories on how 3D printing will save us. But how can we tell helpful approach from a bogus one?
To celebrate this year's UEFA Champions League Final, Dutch brewery Heineken released a trio of 3D print files you can make at home. Is this a new form of marketing, or just a cheap gimmick?