A group of students decided to help people cope with the grief of losing their loved ones by memorializing their stories at their final resting place. Learn how 3D printing technology together with social media helped make this possible.
In this article, we take a look at an eye-catching invention by the team over at Innovation Design Engineering that can literally give you eyes on the back of your head.
Sending the taste of a drink via the Internet or making broccoli sweet is now possible thanks to an enthusiastic team from the National University of Singapore and 3D prototyping.
When scientists get tired of trying to save the planet or invent flying cars, they switch their attention to the everyday routine to see how they can make our lives easier and better.
Each year, children die from heat stroke as a result of being left unattended in motor vehicles. In an effort to reduce hot car deaths, a fifth-grader has invented a device with the help of 3D printing.
3D printed clothing and accessories are gaining a strong presence on the runways and catwalks of fashion shows from all around the world. Australian designer Charne Esterhuizen showcases her eye-catching dress made with 150 butterflies, 3D printed of course.
Rambo is back, but not as you know it! In this article, we will cover a 3D printed grenade launcher that has been successfully tested by the U.S. military and aptly been named RAMBO.
Richard Taylor, the CEO and co-founder of the world renowned Weta Workshop in Wellington, New Zealand, brought some of the most jaw-dropping special effects to the big screen in blockbuster films such as The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit Trilogies. Their most recent project involved creating 3D printed geisha masks for one of the most anticipated movies of 2017 - "Ghost in the Shell." Learn how new technologies and materials made it all possible.
Working with your personal 3D printer at home can be extremely expensive and complicated. ONO tries to change this with their revolutionary smartphone-powered 3D printer.
Students from UC Berkeley have come up with a solution for recycling failed 3D prints so the filament can be used once again and not go to waste.
The invention of a startup from Stockholm has received nearly $80,000 for their crowdfunding campaign, and there is still a month left for backers. There is no surprise: their Optimus is clearly turning heads in the manufacturing industry.
Have you ever used adhesives for kitchen utensils or maybe for your children's toys? How toxic are these glues and does a food safe glue exist? Let’s try to find a clue to the right glue.
