A 3D printer developed by Auxilium Biotechnologies has created medical devices on the International Space Station (ISS) as science attempts to overcome certain gravity-induced manufacturing ...

With the 10-year-old Fortus 450mc at its core, Stratasys champions waste reduction, circular design and integrated additive ...

The new 3D printing method does not use traditional filament, but a special liquid resin that reacts to two light pulses.

On the surface, making medical devices may not sound very exciting. But when you take a closer look, as in at the cellular level, it is quite remarkable.

Microsoft's phase-out of printer-specific third-party drivers is mostly a lagging indicator of where printers have already been going; most current print-and-scan devices support Mopria, and IPP ...