A TOTAL ECLIPSE is coming! Where in the United States are you? NASA is offering a set of 3D printable pinhole projectors for your home state.
Topic: science
Researchers from the Australian National University used 3D printing to show the link between a 400 million-year-old fish fossil and humans.
US Army Research Laboratory is lightening the load for soldiers with an aluminum-based powder which can hydrolyse water. Also, 3D printable!
FlyPi is an open source microscope used for various scientific experiments and diagnostics. It’s 3D printed parts and costs $116 to create.
3D Graphene is a super strong material made from compressed and fused flakes of graphene, tested by MIT researchers using 3D printing.
How high can a wind turbine go? Professor Eric Loth hopes to build a 1,650 foot high turbine out at sea and is exploring 3D printing blades.
Open Bionics trial of 3D printed bionic hands for children begins in Bristol, UK this week and could result in NHS offering better designs.
Researchers from ETH Zurich have developed an entirely soft artificial heart made with a 3D printing and lost-wax casting technique.
Behold the 3D printed lunar phase clock, made with Arduino and open source tools, that reflects the phases of the moon with LED lights.
Researchers from Texas Tech University are developing a way to strengthen 3D prints which relies on microwaves and carbon nanotubes.
Students from Delft University of Technology have modfied a 3D printer to cast silicone for soft robotics in a process they call Ulticast.
Porous 3D printed titanium hips can mimic the quality of real bones, and potentially extend the life of a hip replacement.
A research team used sugar and 3D printing to create blocks of graphene. The new process could be a cheap and easy method of mass production.
Using digital scanning and the Form 2, Digital Smile Design allows dental patients to view the results of their procedure before it happens.
Students at the University of South Florida can take a Digital Dinosaurs class, teaching them about both 3D technology and the past.
German company Nanoscribe is a world leader in “nanofabrication”, offering applications for medicine thanks to minuscule printing properties.
During Euroanaesthesia 2017 conference, experts said astronauts should receive extra training to fabricate their own medical equipment.
3D printing and scanning is used to help police solve a cold case. Investigators recreated the skull of a Jane Doe murder victim from 1970.
Researchers from the University of Bristol and BRL received funding to develop a biomimetic forebrain giving robot hands a sense of touch.
The 2017 Wellcome Image Awards took place this week and the shortlisted images are now on public display in galleries around the world.