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MIT scientists created 3d printable robots that self-assemble when heated
MIT scientists created 3d printable robots that self-assemble when heated

MIT scientists were encouraged by origami art, consisting in folding paper, and created 3D printable robots with new algorithms and electronic components that can congregate when they are heated. During IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Hong Kong this year Daniela Rus – electrical engineering and computer science professor and Computer Science and Read more

SpaceX unveils a new spacecraft featuring 3D printed rocket engine
SpaceX unveils a new spacecraft featuring 3D printed rocket engine

SpaceX‘s Dragon capsule has been carrying loads to the International Space Station for more than 2 years, since 2012. SpaceX spent a year developing something and now they finally showed their spacecraft of new generation, dubbed Dragon V2, which was meant to carry a crew of astronauts to the International Space Station on June, 2. Read more

Nike designs exclusive 3D printed football bag for Ronaldo, Neymar and Rooney
Nike designs exclusive 3D printed football bag for Ronaldo, Neymar and Rooney

Nike expands the possibilities of innovative technologies and designs with 3D printers. A team of designers at Nike Soccer managed to design something absolutely new for its top players – the Nike Soccer Rebento Duffel, the first 3D printed performance sports bag. Neymar Jr., Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo are among the lucky ones, who are Read more

BetAbram to release 3D house printer for €12,000 this summer
BetAbram to release 3D house printer for €12,000 this summer

BetAbram, a Krsko, a Slovenian company has developed and produced three different versions of BetAbram 3D printer which can print out houses. There are various things you can get with a 3D printer. Just think about using a 3D printer in order to build the whole house! This is no longer a dream. Architects from Read more

Seaweed Can Be Used For 3D Printed Medical Implants
Seaweed Can Be Used For 3D Printed Medical Implants

Seaweed-originated gels can become a new source of biocompatible substance for medical transplants that can also influence the environment in a positive way. Researchers from Wollongong University expect to mix together industrial seaweed farming and 3D printing and create biocompatible medical transplants. Seaweed essences are nowadays widely used in such daily used goods as toothpaste, Read more

New $30 million 3D printing centre is launched by NTU
New $30 million 3D printing centre is launched by NTU

The Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore opened a $30 million 3D printing research centre on Monday, May 26 to introduce new methods of using the technology for such areas as medicine and construction. The centre is supported by the Economic Development Board, and it focuses partially on printing the human tissues and biomedical mechanisms Read more

Thanks to 3D printing & bionic exoskeleton a paralyzed teen will deliver first kick at World Cup 2014
Thanks to 3D printing & bionic exoskeleton a paralyzed teen will deliver first kick at World Cup 2014

The whole world is very likely to watch a Brazilian paralyzed teenager get up from the wheelchair, go to the football field and kick the ball during the Opening FIFA World Cup games ceremony on June, 12th. It is 3D printing and mind-controlled technology thanks to which young people of both sexes can use their Read more

The world’s largest 3D printed installation to be presented in Coney Island Museum
The world’s largest 3D printed installation to be presented in Coney Island Museum

Last year Fred Kahl, a.k.a. the Great Fredini, a Brooklyn-based artist and impresario, started a Kickstarter campaign supporting his Coney Island Scan-A-Rama project, an art project for scanning and producing 3D printed portraits of the crowds of people who come to Coney Island. His aim was to design and 3D print a 1:13 scale copy of Coney Island’s Read more

3D printed headpiece monitors sensory responses to digital content for intuitive bookmarking
3D printed headpiece monitors sensory responses to digital content for intuitive bookmarking

3D printed eyeglass suitable for wearing can control and supervise pupil sizes and breath to indicate what is interesting online for people. The device was created by Sanya Rai, Carine Collé and Florian Puech, who are now students from the Royal College of Art and Imperial College. The Amoeba is supplied with sensors intended for monitoring Read more

3D Printing technologies helped to create ‘world first’ Braille phone
3D Printing technologies helped to create ‘world first’ Braille phone

OwnFone, a London company, has released what it says to be the first ever Braille phone. Both the front and the back sides of the phone are built using 3D printing technologies and can be altered. Other companies have tried creating Braille phones previously, but OwnFone claims that its device is the first of the Read more