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Looking for an inexpensive tabletop 3D scanner? The upcoming Phiz 3D scanner from KIRI Innovation could be for you.
Production microfabrication is the goal of the new Quantum X from Nanoscribe, which can produce microscopic 3D prints measured in nanomaters.
Could the TPS concept revolutionize resin 3D printing? Open source Transparent Polygon Scanning could avoid patents allowing inexpensive resin 3D printers.
Snapmaker completed their recent Kickstarter campaign with astonishing results.
Desktop multi-tool 3D printer manufacturer Snapmaker has raised an enormous amount of money for their new Snapmaker 2.0 device.
We’ve received additional information about the IVI 3D printer detailed last week.
I'm looking at some details on an upcoming 3D printer that seems too good to believe.
We’ve received a couple of interesting videos on the new Form 3 technology from Formlabs, and they show a very unusual SLA process.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have discovered a fundamental issue with the most common form of metal 3D printing.
South Korea-based Winforsys offers a selection of powerful metal 3D printers.
There is so much competition smaller 3D print vendors might consider consolidating to expand.
Metal 3D printing startup Xact Metal has done a slight pivot on their path to success.
Researchers have developed a practical method of 3D printing the powerful Kapton material.
Prusa Research has done something few, if any, 3D printer manufacturers have done: develop their own in-house produced filament.
A Swiss startup has invented a rather interesting method of 3D printing silicone objects.
This could be a very big idea: 3D Hybrid Solutions announced a system to convert everyday CNC machines into powerful 3D metal printers.
I’m reading about a new technology called “meta lenses”, and wondering how it might benefit 3D printing.
I don’t know if you noticed, but some styles of 3D metal printers have a problem; a size problem.
I’m looking at a very curious device, the Aether 1 3D printer, or is it a bio printer?
