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BCN3D Leverages AstroPrint Acquisition Into New Cloud Service

BCN3D announced a very comprehensive cloud system to manage fleets of 3D printers.

AstroPrint Announces Education Plan

AstroPrint announced a new service dedicated to education, Astroprint For Education. The service allows an institution to effectively manage 3D printers in schools.

AstroPrint Scores Additional US$1M Investment

AstroPrinthas successfully raised US$1M investment round.

Astroprint Adds More Pieces To Their Ecosystem Puzzle

Astroprint has certainly been very busy lately, and this week added yet another piece of the puzzle.

AstroPrint Releases a Mobile App

We’ve learned that AstroPrint has produced mobile apps that work with their popular 3D printer set top box.

AstroPrint Tries an Unusual Fundraising Method

3DAGOGO, the startup company behind 3D print cloud service provider Astroprint, is attempting to raise funds through crowdsourcing.

Astroprint Adds Connectivity

Cloud 3D print management service Astroprint has been busy adding capabilities to their already-popular service.

Do You Need AstroPrint™ ?

If you have an opensource-powered 3D printer, you might want AstroPrint to manage your 3D printing operations.

Supernova to Drive New VLM 3D Printing Technology, A Strategic Spin-Off by BCN3D

There’s been a bit of a shakeup at BCN3D.

Eight 3D Print Companies On The Move

I follow many 3D printing companies, but there are a few on which I’m keeping a close watch.

A Chat With BCN3D’s David Martinez

I spoke with BCN3D’s Dave Martinez to find out the latest from the Spanish 3D printer manufacturer.

BCN3D Makes First Acquisition

BCN3D has acquired 3D print cloud service AstroPrint.

AstroFab Pursuing Aesthetic 3D Printer Options

A new 3D printer is apparently coming soon, and it seems to be targeting a different set of users.

Teg: “A Bold New Way To 3D Print Over WiFi”

I found what appears to be a new 3D print utility in the making: Teg.

Tinkerine’s New 3D Printer Seems Ideal For Education

Tinkerine is about to release their latest 3D printer, the DittoPro-R. Is it suitable for use in education and the classroom? We think so!

How Educators Can Choose Between a 3D Print Service and a 3D Printer

Should educational institutions use their own 3D printers or instead use 3D print services? We examine advantages and disadvantages of each approach.

I Used Simplify3D to 3D Print a Poo Emoji Top Hat

3D printers (people) have a bad habit of wasting their print improvement effort on the shiny and new instead of the useful.

Why Is Stanley Black & Decker So Deep Into 3D Printing?

For some reason, power tool maker Stanley Black & Decker is investing heavily in a number of 3D printing ventures.

$2M Funding and an Apology: A Happy Ending Follows #CESGenderBias Dismay

Sex tech company Lora DiCarlo has some good news.

The Biggest 3D Printer Company Could Now Be Carbon

Carbon announced they’re acquiring more cash through a Series E funding round.

$48M for Fast Radius

Chicago-based Fast Radius has announced a $48 million Series B funding round set to expand its additive manufacturing platform.

Authentise App Further Digitizes Digital Manufacturing

Authentise has announced a new app to extend the digital thread in additive manufacturing.

Additive Education Program Open for Applications

GE Additive has opened applications for primary and secondary schools in its Additive Education Program.

Open Source Aids: Text to Braille Converter

Lumi Industries’ Text to Braille Converter is a heartening use of open source software.

gCreate Introduces “Redesigned Workhorse” gMax 2

gCreate is starting 2019 off with a new 3D printer.

An Easy Solution For OctoPrint Security?

Last week we wrote on the problem of OctoPrint security, and this week we found a very good solution.

Is Your OctoPrint Safe?

A fascinating article at OctoPrint.org shows the right – and wrong – ways to use OctoPrint remotely.

3D Printing in Education: learnbylayers Interview Part 2

As 3D printing continues to make its way into classrooms around the world, we caught up with award-winning teacher Philip Cotton, founder of learnbylayers.