3D-printing technology will continue to change the way we make objects, but it is not without ethical, legal, and environmental concerns.

How do 3D printers work? What's the impact on our economy? How expensive are they compared to traditional manufacturing? We take a three-dimensional look at the world of additive manufacturing.

Science Electronics research 3d printing New dual-light 3D printing method combines soft and hard materials in a single object The technology could pave the way for next-gen prosthetics and ...

Three-dimensional (3D) printing, also known as additive manufacturing or rapid prototyping, is the process of creating three-dimensional objects from digital files. Working on one layer at a time, 3D ...

The “3D Printing in Zero-Gravity Experiment” is a technology demonstration intended to learn about additive manufacturing processes in reduced gravity.

Spin me right round A new spin on 3D printing can produce an object in seconds Rotational 3D printing could have your model printed in 30 seconds.