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BCN3D may have just set the standard for open source 3D printer companies with their latest release.
LulzBot is a fascinating company producing very well-regarded 3D printers, but one aspect of their business is unlike most others.
BigBox3D’s first 3D printer hopes to be the “no-compromises high specification 3D printer” you’re looking for.
Netherlands-based Printr, the folks behind the slick “Element” 3D printer controller, have open sourced some of their software stack.
It seems there are two types of 3D printing companies these days: those that support open source principles and those that operate in the world of patents.
A team from Perugia, Italy has developed a very interesting 3D printer controller board, the Alligator.
YouMagine has announced a new type of licensing scheme for 3D print designs, the 3DPL.
We had an opportunity recently to speak with Ultimaker CEO Siert Wijnia, and discovered something very unusual.
We’re checking out an opensource design for an apparently unreleased 3D printer from LulzBot: the Begonia.
The folks at YouMagine, Ultimaker’s online repository of downloadable 3D objects, have begun development of a new open source license for 3D printed items. They need your help.
A new resin-based 3D printer, the LittleSLA, hopes to provide an opensource option for those wanting to get into the high-resolution 3D printing technology.
A large portion of the 3D printing community is within the open source world, while the rest is commercially oriented. Conflicts have occurred, but now there could be a way to reduce them.
