From growing ultra-strong metals to printing recyclable materials and lightning-fast volumetric builds, 3D printing is entering a new era. Scientists are pushing additive manufacturing beyond plastic ...

The 3D printing industry is valued at more than $17 billion and it is expected to more than double that by 2026. There are many useful applications for 3D builds, from toys to prosthetics. But buying ...

A new method lets scientists 3D-print concrete underwater, potentially transforming how bridges, ports, and pipelines are ...

As much as 3D-printed organs have advanced, creating them is still a slow process that can damage the tissue. There may soon be a quicker and more effective method, however. Researchers from the ...

Woodworking is evolving fast as makers blend CNC machining and 3D printing to push design boundaries. From custom jigs to intricate inlays, digital fabrication tools are enabling precision, speed, and ...

Researchers at EPFL have demonstrated a light-based 3D-printing method that's about 30 times faster than conventional additive manufacturing, creating objects in 20 seconds that would normally take ...

Rawling’s newest baseball glove, the REV1X, features 3D-printed lattice inserts. According to Rawlings, this “first-of-its kind glove uses an intricate lattice design in the pinky and thumb inserts ...

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