3D Printing
Computational Hydrographic Printing Just Got Real!
Computational hydrographic printing is providing a Better Way to make 3D-printed items look somewhat real by attaching complex colors to them!
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Computational hydrographic printing is providing a Better Way to make 3D-printed items look somewhat real by attaching complex colors to them!
The public’s appetite for 3D printing seems to be insatiable. However, the 3D Printshow Kitchen will be serving up innovation to help feed the need for 3D!
Engineers at NASA are proving that 3D-printing is out of this world! Keep reading this blog to find out why!
Disney Research in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University has released another fabric 3D printer! Keep reading our blog to learn more!
It’s no surprise that 3D printing is being used in new ways every day. Find out why this innovative 3D-printed shell has us saying “Cowabunga Dude!”
The Terminator 2 and Carbon3D’s CLIP technology have more in common than you think. Keep reading to find out what we’re talking about!
Keep reading our blog to learn more about a 3D-printed bicycle as seen in the picture above from dezeen.com. Bikes come in all shapes
A 3D-printed cracker could prove to be the snack of the future. Keep reading our blog to find out how!
Thanks to Studio FATHOM, Artworks Foundry and Scansite, some of history’s most easily recognizable pieces of art are now in another dimension! Check it out!
