Swarovski Designers of the Future award winners use crystal to develop innovative designs, techniques, including 3D printing.
Bodyscape is a 3D printed fashion garment which is illuminated by the wearer's movement. It's inspired by the behavior of the human body.
Korean scientists, from KERI, developed a 3D printing method which can print nano, electronic tubes which could enhance wearable technology.
Open Bionics trial of 3D printed bionic hands for children begins in Bristol, UK this week and could result in NHS offering better designs.
German company Nanoscribe is a world leader in "nanofabrication", offering applications for medicine thanks to minuscule printing properties.
Food tech start-up Pixsweet is using 3D printing to develop super cool popsicles in a multitude of shapes, perfect for the long hot summer.
Researchers from Carleton University are on the cusp of 3D printing an electric motor from materials similar to those found on the moon.
Design collective Supercyclers' Marine Debris Bakelite Collection turn plastic waste littering the oceans into beautiful and useful products.
Nervous System 3D prints link bodice dress with Formlabs' new 3D printer, the Fuse 1, using a smaller build volume and greater compression.
During Euroanaesthesia 2017 conference, experts said astronauts should receive extra training to fabricate their own medical equipment.
Automotive corporation, Daimler, is using 3D printing to cut the time and cost of creating replacement parts in buses and touring coaches.
Sports equipment company, Riddell, is using 3D scanning to offer safer helmets to NFL players which will be in use during the 2017 season.
After launching in January, GE Additive's Additive Education Program will deliver hundreds of 3D printers to schools the world over.
A high school in Latvia is the first in the Baltic region to open a Makerbot Lab, where students have access to nine desktop 3D printers.
Impossible Objects launches the Model One composite-based 3D printer at the RAPID+TCT 2017 conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
3D print your own customized headphones with the print+ DIY kit which takes just 5-10 minutes of easy assembly after printing.
The winner of the NASA 3D Printed Habitat Challenge, Phase 2: Level 1 Compression Test Competition is Foster + Partners | Branch Technology.
Researchers from the University of Minnesota built a unique 3D printer which can print a tactile sensor directly onto your hand.
AstroPrint hopes to simplify 3D printing for the masses and launches the Touch on Kickstarter and smashed funding goal in just three hours.
Electrick is a new technique developed by students from Carnegie Mellon University. It which can turn pretty much anything into a touch sensor.