More 3D Printing - Page 7
Adorable miniature robot is teaching kids mechanical engineering
And you can teach little cutie how to play football.
By Ryan Sedmak
This personal holographic display could soon be yours
Trust us, you're going to want one.
By Keith Hopkin
Relive '90s mood rings with these 3D-printed crystals
“The crystals are imbued with those good, good vibrations
that allow us to manifest our dreams, visions and passions.”
By Sam Reichman & Mariya Abdulkaf
3D printers are never going to be a thing
We were promised a 3D-printed future. It's never going to happen.
This 3D-printed iPhone case will increase your Pokémon-catching rate
Now you can throw the perfect Poké Ball every time.
By Raymond Wong
A 3D-printed finger might unlock a phone and solve a murder mystery
A team at the Michigan State University are helping police with a case.
By Tim Chester
3D-printed Pokédex for playing 'Pokémon Go' has built-in battery
And the award for best use of 3D-printing goes to ...
By Raymond Wong
Architects claim this 3D-printed house is earthquake-proof
The house was printed in one go with special reinforced concrete.
By Alicia Tan
3D-printed 'Spock' hand lets young amputee play basketball again
Who knew that the Vulcan salute has so many uses?
Phillip the duck lost his flippers, so someone 3D-printed him new ones
Fashionable and functional.
By Kellen Beck
Scientists 3D print a robot that walks away when complete
This hydraulic robot -- made of solids and liquids -- was 3D printed in one pass.
3D printing BioPen lets surgeons draw with stem cells
The BioPen is a handheld 3D printer that lets surgeons draw in human stem cells and regrow cartilage in the body.
Should we 3D print a new Palmyra? Here's what it means to recreate a city destroyed by ISIS.
While Palmyra may hold great significance to the world, the final decision should belong to those who have lived alongside it, cared for it, managed it, fought for it, and protected it for generations: the Syrian people.
By Emma Cunliffe
Three-legged Ziggy the dog is walking again thanks to 3D printing
Ziggy had a rough start as a puppy, but 3D printing technology and a couple of clever people have helped him get up and running again.
By Johnny Lieu
Hands on with a set of unusually designed Yamaha-made headphones
We go ears-on with these quirky but innovative Vie Shair headphones.
By Victoria Ho
