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The best SBCs to buy, including budget and power SBCs. Check out our buyer’s guide to find the best single-board computer for your needs.
If you thing nerdy is cool, 3D printed math art is for you! Check out these 3D printed geometic shapes based on equations, concepts, and more.
Could the Flashforge Finder 3.0 potentially be heading to a classroom near you? Read on for our look at this beginner-friendly 3D printer's specs.
There are countless 3D printing applications in manufacturing, technology, and society. From education to medicine, here are a few ways 3D printing impacts our world today!
Say hello to Microbot! Fresh after yesterday's UK launch, here's a project to turn your BBC micro:bit into a robot with 3D printing.
Not a hoax, not an imaginary story. The EU is funding an underground robot called BADGER which can drill and 3D print curving tunnels.
Need a new door handle? These "metamaterial mechanisms" developed at the Hasso-Plattner-Institut are functional objects without moving parts.
Want to see a 3D printed robot scorpion? This modular hexapod from Ghent University is sure to grab your attention.
As 3D printing becomes more accessible in the classroom, it allows educators to implement more engaging approaches to bilingual learning.
Visually impaired students may miss out on cringy sex education videos, but 3D printed sex-ed organs can help them learn through touch.
Students at Cyclone Racing used 3D printing for their entry to the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International Formula car contest.
When learning about additive manufacturing, 3D printing concepts can be easily explained though 3D printed models. Try it for yourself.
To give a basic push-chair more oomph, a high-school robotics team developed an electric wheelchair kit using Arduino and 3D printing.
What better way to teach students 3D printing than to have them solve real life problems? This is how students at Brookwood school learn.
Over 100 knot theorists used a Form 2 and an Ultimaker 2 Extended+ to make 3D printed models at the UnKnot Conference at Denison University.
The Smithsonian partnered with Autodesk to 3D scan the Apollo 11 command module “Columbia", and have released 3D printable files online.