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Nervous System is a team of MIT mathematicians and biologists with a passion in generative design and the materialization of fractals.
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A new 3D Printing filament pairs two things we love: sustainability and coffee. That's one 3D Printed Coffee Mug, to go, please.
MoonRay claims it is the "World’s Best Desktop 3D Printer". Post Kickstarter campaign, can the finished product live up to expectations?
How Makerbot helped North Drinkware design and develop the Oregon Pint, a beer glass with a replica Mount Hood embedded at the bottom.
Research by consultancy firm A.T. Kearney finds that the global market for the 3D printing industry will grow to $17.2 billion by 2020.
MIT Lab constructs the Multifab printer. It’s capable of printing ten different materials and embedding complex components.
Company Made In Space is developing 3D printed satellites that can be manufactured in outer space and launched right into orbit.
Pretty princess Barbies are old hat. Future Barbie has 3D printed Barbie armor, shield, and a cool realistic Retiarius gladiator net.
Do computers do it better? Today in tech, we have a self-educating, 3D printing robots from the University of Oslo.
If your phone constantly run out of juice, this 3D printed phone charger can help. Looks like a sugar cube, loads like a pro.
Twinkind is a leading player in the 3D selfie market. We interview CEO Timo Schaedel about their Venurate crowdseeding appeal.
Designer Josep Bolart launches the Paolo urban mobility concept, a sleek and minimalist 3D printed electric scooter with replaceable parts.
New reality television show sponsored by Intel, America's Greatest Makers, offers creative hopefuls the chance for fame, fortune and glory.
Printrbot CEO and founder Brook Drumm speaks to ALL3DP about his plans for the company, and the current state of the 3D printing industry.
Students in Japan have been creating 3D printed replica of priceless religious statues, to protect them from theft and facilitate worship.
On the internet, nobody knows you're a 3D printing dog. Miracle and his human Dave Kim are printing technical sculptures with moving parts.
Looking for a 3D Selfie? If you live in Berlin, Barcelona or Sydney, you’re in luck. Doob Group are expanding their services once again.
Trinckle and TNT have partnered up in seek of better business opportunities. The two German companies will act in the benefit of each other.
Winner of a Thingiversity Engineering Challenge, the Bicycle Bubble Machine allows you to bring out your inner child for your daily commute.