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All3DP speaks to Monoprice about the latest addition to their affordable 3D printing line, now live on Indiegogo.
To produce an affordable and innovative range of prostheses, new company Protosthetics is using Lulzbot 3D printing and software solutions
The Hyve Touch Synth is a DIY analog synthesizer that responds to human touch. You can even create a custom body with 3D printing.
3D printing service Sculpteo starts offering CarbonMide, an extremely stiff, strong and light material suited for professional 3D prints.
Engineers in the US have developed a soft, walking robot capable of crossing pebble strewn landscapes and climbing obstacles.
Produced in ever growing numbers, the 3D printed car is here to stay. Here's 16 of the coolest 3D printed cars in the world right now.
Mice whose ovaries were removed and replaced with 3D printed ovaries have been able to have offspring naturally, scientists have revealed.
The Chattanooga startup Collider is developing the Orchid 3D printer, capable of producing metal objects comparable to injection molding.
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.
ClayXYZ is crowdfunding their new desktop clay 3D printer on Kickstarter, offering reusable material to create ceramic artwork.
Thanks to the growing proclivity for community driven research, it's now possible to 3D print your own copy of famous ancient fossil Lucy.
Filament manufacturer 3dk.berlin offers a new material for FFF 3D printers. Prints made with k-top-filament are heat resistant up to 230 °C.
Impossible Objects launches the Model One composite-based 3D printer at the RAPID+TCT 2017 conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Complex 3D printed silicone structures for medical implants are a step closer, thanks to a pioneering new support technique for 3D printing.
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.
No longer the stuff of Hollywood blockbusters, EduExo is a Kickstarter project that offers a 3D printable exoskeleton powered by Arduino.
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.