Scientists from ETH Zurich invented a 3D printer ink that has the ability to incorporate living bacteria. “Flink” has the potential of many beneficial applications ranging from toxin detection in water tanks to skin replacement. Read more…More abou…
View More 3D printer uses living bacteria as ink, and could one day be used to treat burn woundsCategory: 3d printing
This ‘magic’ wand lets you build anything out of thin air
The Yeehaw Wand hooks up to your phone or tablet and lets you create 3D objects out of thin air. Read more…More about Kickstarter, Mashable Video, 3d Printing, Mashable Video, and Real Time
View More This ‘magic’ wand lets you build anything out of thin airThis ‘magic’ wand lets you build anything out of thin air
The Yeehaw Wand hooks up to your phone or tablet and lets you create 3D objects out of thin air. Read more…More about Kickstarter, Mashable Video, 3d Printing, Mashable Video, and Real Time
View More This ‘magic’ wand lets you build anything out of thin airA design studio is reducing a city’s plastic waste by using it to print street furniture.
A design studio, called The New Raw is experimenting with using plastic waste as a raw material that can be used by 3D printers to create furniture. Their project called Print Your City aims to solve plastic’s biggest design problem—a material made to last forever, but used carelessly in a throwaway culture. Read more…
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View More A design studio is reducing a city’s plastic waste by using it to print street furniture.MIT’s new desktop 3D printer technology increases speeds up to 10x
There are plenty of reasons desktop 3D printing never really took off with consumers. Speed isn’t the main one, but it’s certainly up there. Mind you, this research is still probably a few years away from production, but a team of engineers at MIT have shown off a 3D printer capable of creating builds up to 10 times the speed of their consumer counterparts. Read More
View More MIT’s new desktop 3D printer technology increases speeds up to 10xDivergent 3D taps a Chinese-led investment syndicate for up to $107 million in new funding
On a lonely stretch of road just off the highway in Torrance, Calif. employees at Divergent 3D are hard at work plotting a revolution in vehicle manufacturing. Inside the nondescript office building, chief executive Kevin Czinger and his staff ar…
View More Divergent 3D taps a Chinese-led investment syndicate for up to $107 million in new fundingBeheld is a new startup that lets you scan, send, and print yourself
Kat Kinkead and Peter Weijmarshausen met at their old company, Shapeways. Weijmarshausen recently stepped down as CEO and was looking for something cool to do when he and Kinkead realized that the most popular application of 3D scanning and print…
View More Beheld is a new startup that lets you scan, send, and print yourselfBeheld is a new startup that lets you scan, send, and print yourself
Kat Kinkead and Peter Weijmarshausen met at their old company, Shapeways. Weijmarshausen recently stepped down as CEO and was looking for something cool to do when he and Kinkead realized that the most popular application of 3D scanning and print…
View More Beheld is a new startup that lets you scan, send, and print yourselfBeheld is a new startup that lets you scan, send, and print yourself
Kat Kinkead and Peter Weijmarshausen met at their old company, Shapeways. Weijmarshausen recently stepped down as CEO and was looking for something cool to do when he and Kinkead realized that the most popular application of 3D scanning and print…
View More Beheld is a new startup that lets you scan, send, and print yourselfTurn any surface into a canvas with this 3D printing pen
These geometric sculptures taste just as good as they look
Dinara Kasko is a pioneering pastry chef who creates delicious edible sculptures using 3D-printed moulds. Read more…More about Design, Ukraine, Cake Decoration, Cake, and 3d Printing
View More These geometric sculptures taste just as good as they lookMarkforged raises $30 million from industrial investors
When Greg Mark takes his 3D printer to VCs he gets blank stares. The Boston-based CEO of Markforged, a 3D printing company that specializes in printing carbon fiber and metals, has found that few of them could understand his technology.
That’s why he turned to Microsoft Ventures, Posche, and Siemens-backed Next 47 for his next $30 million for his Series C. These industry-backed VCs… Read More