Bees adapt to rough surfaces with clever building rules—insights that could transform 3D printing and architecture.

Researchers are now using 3D printing to build organs, create meat without animals, and even construct homes in 24 hours.

Find out why Edser, a proven manufacturer of orthotics and insoles, has adopted 3D printing technology from TPM3D.

In the 21st century, 3D printing has become commonplace. Nowadays, few people remember that the first object printed using this innovative technology was a toy toad. Almost 40 years have passed since ...

Firestorm Labs has opened a new 3D printing facility in Mira Mesa, specializing in building drones for the U.S. military, with the potential to revolutionize defense equipment production and reduce ...

An immersive space experience event themed "Building Dreams in Space, Future Starts Here" recently kicked off at Do City.

The Wimberley Springs development by the 3D-printing developer ICON is bringing these three-dimensional projects to Wimberley ...

MacLean-Fogg Company (MFC) and Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT (Fraunhofer ILT) have reached a new milestone in ...

Artha France collaborated with Scupteo to create a 3D printed lumbar belt to help the visually impaired. Read our interview here.

Researchers observed how metal microstructures evolve during 3D printing, offering insights to improve strength, reliability, and design of advanced components.

Chuangxiang Sanwei, as one of the core partners of Tencent Cloud's new phase of the AI Co-creation Camp, had its co-founder ...