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Back when one of the best paths to desktop 3D printer ownership was building the thing yourself from laser cut wood with some string thrown in for good measure, just saying you had one at home woul… ...

Forget 3D printing—DNA and water now build tiny machines that assemble themselves A new approach breaks down complicated designs into modular building blocks for easy assembly from the bottom up ...

In this video, I share my journey of transforming an empty room into a 3D print farm featuring 25 Prusa i3 mk3S+ and Prusa mk4 printers. I discuss my choices, the challenges of running a print ...

If 3D Systems is successful in building a manufacturing platform for Project Ara, it could start producing smartphone enclosures and modules as "Motorola's exclusive fulfillment partner." ...

Some examples will be shown below. In addition to these 3D-printed parts, you will require several items. Links for vendors are provided in the last section of the guide. Transmission grating sheet ...

The Flux 3D printer wants to be a one-stop fab shop for scanning, designing and building various things thanks to a design with interchangeable heads. Flux’s team took to Kickstarter to generate ...

Boeing is known for building huge, high-end satellites that cost roughly $150 million each, but that could change in the future. The aerospace corporation plans to adopt new production practices ...

The new set of building blocks, called TIDA boronates, unlock the missing third dimension, incorporating specific twists and 3D structures directly into the blocks. "It's all about function.