FABtotum Personal Fabricator does more than 3D print
Take a CNC machine, a 3D printer, and a 3D scanner; combine them altogether and you’ve got a FABtotum.
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3D printing Elon Musk’s Hyperloop
Taking designs from the drawing boards to real-world models is an important step in product development, and now the Hyperloop has passed that step.
Committing and solving crimes with 3D printing
3D printing is a technology that will be used by criminals and crime stoppers alike. Who will prevail?
A decade away from fabricating functional, custom human organs
Here’s nother timeframe on bioprinting organs, this time from Australian researchers.
3D printing spinal implants around the world
Degenerative Disc Disease and herniated discs won’t be so debilitating when custom implants are routinely 3D printed.
Beautifically intricate 3D printed replicas of people and pets from Captured Dimensions
Having a sculpture created in your image once meant that you were royalty. Now that service is available to anyone thanks to Captured Dimensions.
NASA to 3D print biomaterial tools, food, human tissue, building materials.
Combine one part NASA, one part algae, and two parts 3D printing and you get 3D printed moon bases.
3D printers offer a good return on investment
An MIT study presents hard numbers on how much money owning a 3D printer can save you.
MIT students 3D print high security keys
At DEF CON 21, MIT students release software that generates 3D printable copies of high-security keys.
3D Printing brings old patents to life
To bring attention to public domain patents, patent lawyer Martin Galese is dusting the dust off old patents and uploading designs to Thingiverse.