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A 12-year-old has managed to build his very own, working 3D printer using just a LEGO Mindstorms EV3 kit and a inexpensive 3D printing pen.
Have you ever been on set only to realize you could use some more gear? If you have, then you're ready for 3D printed camera gear.
A company based in Vancouver are using 3D printing in order to recreate famous paintings so everyone can enjoy the meticulous craft work of their favorite artists.
NASA contractor Techshot tests 3D printing in zero gravity. What did they print? Oh, just a heart structure. What's next? A beating heart.
A Belgian fashion design student has brought an interesting 3D printed glasses project to his Fashion Academy runway but could this be the future of how we make glasses?
There are just a few artists that understand how to make 3D prints look stunning. In this comment, All3DPs columnist Rachel Park introduces Janne Kytannen.
Polish design studio Nixa uses Zortrax's M200 3D printers to create a series of specialized sports camera accessories.
Local Motors' new creation is a driverless, autonomous, 3D printed bus. “Olli” can even talk to passengers, thanks to IBM's Watson supercomputer.
GrabCAD Print streamlines the printing process, erases the need to export and edit files, and is finally available for public beta testing.
THOR, the 3D printed mini plane, attracted a lot of attention at the ILA Berlin Air Show. Now Airbus starts testing the new airplane technology including its artificial intelligence.
German company Scope for Design brings customization to sunglasses. With an browser app, you can customize your sunglasses. Scope for Design also offers this interesting business model for shops.
3D Printing in space just got cooler with the ISS's first commercial 3D Printer and the start of the “first hardware store in space."
Kudo3D unveils their Titan 2 3D printer, a user-friendly, feature-heavy successor to the popular Titan 1.
Proto Labs are among the first professional 3D printing service providers to adopt the new HP Jet Fusion 3D Printers.
If you've always struggled with using chopsticks and make a fool of yourself in Asian restaurants, you'll be happy to hear QuickStix have launched a Kickstarter campaign which could help.
Get in the mood for the best E3 games: Start your printers and dig in some of the greatest fan-made videogame props.
From soda can to happy plant: 3D Printed Campbell Planter turns cans and bottles into a chic, self-watering planter.
A folding performance bike? Preposterous! And yet Montague Bikes have created a no-compromise folding bike with 3D printing technology.
Astronauts on a deep space mission to Mars won't have to forfeit all their favorite snacks; behold the 3D printed pizza commissioned by NASA.
Could the answer to pesky visual panty lines be 3D printing underwear to make sure it sits closer to your skin? One fashion student seems to think so.