Tag: 3d printing

Would you like to host a bunch of talking robot heads at your home. If yes, you must be willing ...

We're closer than ever to witnessing a 3D food printing revolution. These cheesecakes are a delicious proof of what's coming.

This unique construction project may fulfill the affordable housing dream of many people living in underserved rural areas.

No jab, and more efficiency.

The technology is no longer just for gifts and gadgets -- it's reliable enough to be used for nuclear energy.

Researchers will now measure its performance and see how it handles traffic.

Students have already started taking their first lessons in the new building.

Humans have been building mud dwellings for thousands of years. It's time to go back to the roots.

Less carbon footprint. Less time. Less cost. Bring in the industrial-sized 3D printers.

0 metal, 100% boat.

Construction will start later this year, and the concept may expand to other countries

It's a lot of money, but it's still cheaper than what you get in the area.

Researchers turn to alginate bioink and 3D printers for breakthrough heart models.

Nobody likes the fumes -- I hope?

It's super cute, too!

This method could even be used on other planets!

Italian engineers show creative approach to lack of ventilators.

Mice first, then humans.

When life takes your corals away, print more.

Yes, scientists 3D-printed a heart.

The technology is compatible with existing 3D printers.

Bone growth had previously been somewhat of a mystery.

Print me a new me, please. Make me taller, too.

3D printing is making quite the splash in the military.

The future is here, and it's knocking on our doors.

The day when you can download and 3D print a sandwich inch ever closer.

She looked nothing like you'd expect.

This could soon pave the way for real, functioning organs.

Handy!

Ever needed a tiny, living factory? Of course you did, you just didn't know it.

3-D printing just got a lot sexier.

Medical technology is entering a new era.

Cute + science = yesplease.

That's a pretty impressive print.

Show me some skin!

This could revolutionize how we build things both on Earth and other planets.

You can apply the technique on any existing 3-D printer.

A 3-d printer can make anyone at least 1000% return on investment over five years.

The new printing technique could be very useful for long-term medical studies.

This is real custom work.

Amazing times ahead for medicine.

Take a look at this image. What do you think it is?

This is the closest we've come to seeing an ancient Egyptian woman.

You just can't brush off this technology.

ZME Science has reported extensively on how 3-D printing is being implemented in the medical sector with some fantastic results. ...

Harvard researchers have demonstrated an all new 3-D printing technique that creates metals objects with complex shapes right in mid-air. ...

Fake 3-D printed eggs packed with sensors help scientist learn how vultures incubate their eggs. This way, they might be ...

A team of Harvard researchers have literally added a new dimension to 3D printing - time.

So, what's the future going to look like ten years from now? What's the next big thing? Genomics, big data, ...

Researchers have developed a new technique that allows them to create ceramics with 3D printing faster and cheaper, incorporating complex ...