When looking for out-of-the-box marketing solutions that pay off, an excellent way to gain some valuable insight is to analyze global brands. They never shy away from experimenting with technology to come up with creative campaigns. While 3D printing has ...

The experience of 3D printing has taken the entire world by storm and a number of people are approaching this idea as it is very reasonable as well as time-saving. However, there are a few lesser-known efficiencies about 3D printing ...

Although the technology has existed for decades, on-going developments being made in 3D printing continue to increase the accessibility and affordability for everyday businesses and consumers. The applications for 3D printing infinite and may only be limited by our imaginations. ...

3D printing may seem a little unfathomable to some, especially when you apply biomedical engineering to 3D printing. In general, 3D printing involves taking a digital model or blueprint created via software, which is then printed in successive layers of ...

3D printing has gone mainstream in recent years and is changing the way in which we produce and manufacture things. 3D printers are creating new opportunities in almost every industry from food and art to technology, science and space. This ...

When the concept of the 3D printer was first introduced to the general public, it captured people’s imaginations like few things ever had before. Some could just call it a high-tech manufacturing technique and not be wrong, but the idea ...

3D printing is attracting a lot of attention lately, however many people still view it as more of a novelty or gimmick. This is most likely due to the fact that most low cost printers can only print with plastic. ...

3D printed chess with optical and electronical component (Credit: Karl D.D. Willis) Researchers working for Disney Research in Pittsburgh have demonstrated how different types of electronics and optic components can be created using a 3D printer. These components can be ...

A printed trefoil knot, printed on a CandyFab printer at nearly 20 dpi Source: Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories A vase printed with the Z Corp Spectrum Z510 printer. A maze printed with a Desktop Factory printer A series of interlocking ...

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) have developed a nanoparticle ink that could make flexible printed electronics and solar cell arrays much easier to generate. Composed of a water-based solution mixed with a high concentration of silver ...