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The XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 provides the exquisite quality of stereolithographic 3D printing at a moderate price, although its cost per printed object is considerably higher than objects 3D-printed with plastic filament.
MakerBot kept to its Brooklyn roots in choosing a location for its new factory. PCMag goes inside.
3D-printed organs, skin, and bones are more science than sci-fi.
3D printers make more than plastic busts of Yoda. They could reinvent the entire auto industry.
A 3D-printed aluminum joint known as a Node connects pieces of carbon fiber tubing to create the chassis.
In 2017, the 740-year-old city will become home to the world's first 3D-printed pedestrian bridge.
The CEL Robox 3D printer is capable of printing beautiful, high-resolution objects, but also produced more than its share of misprints and flawed output in our tests.
The $300 3D Capture Stage, a small motorized turntable, also automates some of the scanning process.
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Mosaic Manufacturing's Kickstarter campaign aims to bring multi-color, multi-material 3D printing to the masses.
The design show adds a new dimension to the event (no pun intended).
Researchers at Caltech developed a 3D scanning device that is small enough to fit into a smartphone.
Carbon3D's CLIP technology brings to mind Robert Patrick emerging from a puddle of liquid metal as the T-1000.
Just draw any image on your PC; the PancakeBot-compatible software creates the file, and the printer does the rest.
The Press, Solidoodle's first attempt at a purely consumer 3D printer, has some nice features for its moderate price, but in testing, we encountered operational issues, mediocre print quality, and plenty of misprints.
A Norwegian hobbyist creates a dead-on copy of an ornate 6th century blade.
The LulzBot Mini 3D Printer is amazingly easy to set up and use, can print with a wide variety of filament types, and made it through our tests without a single misprint.
Students at Nanyang Technological University built the first 3D-printed "urban solar electric car" prototype.
XYZprinting also has a stereolithography 3D printer that will sell at a cut-rate price for that technology.
The compact and quiet Formlabs Form 1+ 3D printer creates magnificent, high-resolution objects from liquid resin, but the printing process is more onerous than with 3D printers that use plastic filament.