Britt Young, writer and lecturer at UC Berkeley, explains why 3D printing has not brought down costs of prosthetic limbs.

This radiopaque material lets healthcare providers create patient-specific models with precise, tunable X-ray visibility for ...

Airbus is additively manufacturing more than 25,000 flight-ready parts with Stratasys technology annually, according to the ...

Discover the Photon P1 from Anycubic, designed for flexible materials, technical prototypes, or mass-produced parts!

Deutsche Bahn is celebrating ten years of 3D printing, showing how the technology has moved from experimental use to supply ...

Indian Army's Trishakti Corps enhances operational readiness with on-site 3D concrete printing for rapid, sustainable ...

Fitasy Inc ["Fitasy"], an Indianapolis, U.S.-based technology company revolutionizing footwear design and manufacturing, ...

A 3D printer that has made its way into most people’s homes and offices is the all-new FDM 3D printer. These advanced ...

D printing creates hydrophobic barriers in hydrophilic paper, guiding liquids along precise paths for controlled mixing, gradients, and two-phase separation.

The new technology has started to grow in the homebuilding market, but has been far slower in commercial construction.

Gangtok: The Indian Army’s Trishakti Corps has operationalised on-site 3D concrete-printing technology in forward areas, ...

Fitasy is set to transform the footwear industry with new technology that democratizes access to custom-fit shoes--improving comfort, reducing waste, saving customers money, and helping prevent common ...