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MIT Creates Incredible 3D Printed Programmable Hair That Can Act as Sensors or Actuators
Trust me, this is one of those research projects that is actually way cooler than it sounds. Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a method of 3D…
Castles in the Sand: Adam Kushner Discusses 3D Printing Architecture at Inside 3D Printing New York
One of my great passions is my love of architecture. My father had his own architectural practice for nearly 40 years and my grandfather had his own architectural firm, too….
MIT Graduate Course Challenges Students to Completely Reinvent 3D Printing Technology
Of all the universities and institutions that are experimenting with and further innovating upon 3D printing, not many can match the technological prowess of the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology…
Technology Hub and AM Talks Bring Leading International 3D Printing Experts to Italy
Rapidly establishing itself as the leading event for 3D printing in Italy, the 3D Print Hub fair in Milan – which this year is going to be part of the larger…
And, Pinshape is Saved! Formlabs Acquires Popular 3D Model Marketplace, to Operate as Standalone Business
Thankfully, it would seem that recent turbulence and instability—to say the least—is over for Pinshape, as hints that the Canadian-born company may have found a safe haven and a very…
MIT Creates a New 3D Printer & Art Form: Will the World of Making Glass Be Forever Transformed?
While this is a category bursting at the seams with innovations from the 3D printing industry, we have one more that must be stuffed into the ‘what will they think…
iMcustom Insoles Scanned & 3D Printed On the Spot—Wear Them Home in Two Hours!
Not long ago at all, we couldn’t have even fathom that 3D printed customized insoles would be possible for the foot. Now though, industry competition is heating up! And iMcustom, new…
Bioprinting at Carnegie Mellon University: Researchers Create Acoustic Tweezers to Move Cells Safely
The 3D printing industry currently employs so many applications that it’s becoming nearly impossible to keep track–and if you are, that’s one long list. As you read along in this moment,…
MIT Media Lab: New Algorithms to Harness Polarized Light for 3D Printing from Smartphones
Everything in life and work is better if you’ve got a smooth rhythm going. But according to MIT, soon it’s going to be all about some serious new moves with…
3D and 4D Printing Will Allow Clothing and Consumer Products to Think For Us
Massachusetts Institute of Technology is widely considered the epicenter of the world’s technological innovation, and nothing is more on the forefront of the future than the MIT Media Lab. At…
Ancient Bacteria Powers This Printed Bio-Skin Clothing That Opens Air Vents as You Sweat
In 1086 famous samurai and the commander-in-chief of the defense of the North of Japan Minamoto no Yoshiie was in the midst of an extended battle campaign. While he and…
MIT’s New 3D Printed Future Shoe Concept Will Assemble Itself
Growing up my mother always gave me a simple bit of advice that has not only stuck with me, but has never failed to be accurate. That advice? Never buy…
Formlabs Announces Distribution Partnerships in Five New Countries
3D printer manufacturer Formlabs is announcing five new international distribution partnerships to sell and service their line of advanced 3D printers. With what Formlabs is calling a growing demand for…
3D Printed Whiskers Reveal Seals’ Secrets
Imagine if you had to track your lunch based on the disturbance it had caused in the air around it 30 seconds ago as detected by your beard. Obviously somewhat…
3D Printed “Rock Print” Seems Like Magic, but it’s Really Science
Architecture is generally a pretty permanent thing. Sure, nothing is truly permanent, but a structure built from concrete, metal and other heavy-duty materials is obviously built to last. So when you hear…
Using 3D Printing to Help Rid the World of Landmines
It is estimated that over 110 million active landmines are scattered all over the world, and another 250 million of them stockpiled. Every 20 minutes a landmine is detonated throughout 70 different…
Inspired by MIT Scientists, an Entrepreneur Builds His Own 3D Glass Printer
One of the most exciting developments in 3D printing has been the recent advancement of printers capable of printing high-quality glass objects. We recently covered the G3DP project, an advanced glass…
MIT & Boston Children’s Hospital Conducting Study to See if 3D Printed Heart Models Offer Improvement in Surgical Outcome
3D printing offers enormous reward in that you can make things pretty much however you deem fit–it’s your 3D design and you can make it or tweak it at whim, enjoying the…
MIT Researchers Create ‘Fab Forms’ – Software That May Make 3D Modeling & Printing Easy for All
I must admit that, while I have been covering the 3D printing space for nearly two years now, and have had an interest in the technology long before that, when…
MIT Develops Possible Holy Grail of 3D Printers–Prints Up to 10 Materials At Once for Under $7k
What’s the ultimate vision for 3D printers, say 30-50 years in the future? Many within the industry believe that eventually 3D printers will evolve into systems which operate sort of…
G3DP Project: Mediated Matter & MIT Glass Lab Develop Advanced Glass 3D Printer
When it comes to the selection of materials compatible with 3D printing, things seem to really be picking up as of late. From plastics to metals to clays, concrete and…
Interview with MIT’s John Hart: 3D Printing Summer Class at University Looks to Teach Professionals
As 3D printing becomes more and more commonplace within the workforce, schools around the world are beginning to realize that this technology is not a fad. It isn’t going anywhere,…
MIT Researchers 3D Print Spider Webs to Explore the Mechanical Traits of Silk
The science of materials is one that often walks in tandem with the technology of 3D printing. Researchers in many areas work continually to not only accentuate the many uses of the 3D…
3D Printing: The Stories We Didn’t Cover This Week — April 11, 2015
This week’s 3D printing stories we didn’t cover run the gamut from quite serious to whimsical, beginning with serious news of an MIT student’s use of 3D printing to document…










































