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3D printed microbots are now possible due to the invention of a method to power two photon polymerized prints using external vibrations.
If you’ve been following 3D printing for a while, you may have come across the name Aydogan Ozcan, who has been using the technology for some time at his UCLA lab.
Well, this is interesting: Autodesk is experimenting with 3D printed construction.
Morphi is a (sort of) free app for the iPad, Mac, and Windows devices that lets users push, pull, and craft 3D creations via a touchpad device.
New research from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore may signal a shift in how construction 3D printing is done.
Have you heard of “continuous-time structure from motion”? You may hear a lot more soon.
MyMiniFactory is well known for their now-huge site providing a wealth of printable 3D models, but now they have an app, too.
We’ve learned that AstroPrint has produced mobile apps that work with their popular 3D printer set top box.
Some months ago we ran a story about a unique desktop 3D printer, the T3D. Now you can order one.
I’ve been contemplating the implications of a world in which anyone can 3D scan anything and print out a replica.
It was inevitable: the military has developed a kind of mobile 3D print workshop.
A-Team Ventures has produced desktop 3D printers for some years, but now they have a Waggle, too.
Right when you think everyone gave up on putting parametric 3D CAD software on an iPad, a small, rebellious group of software developers launches an app that puts those large, money-laden software companies to shame.
Reykjavík-based Kúla has produced a gadget that can - almost - transform any smartphone into a rudimentary 3D scanner.
