In this article, we zoom in on some recent applications for 3D printing that really prioritize eco-friendliness and creativity.

Each day of the show, Thermwood is live-printing RTM molds, providing interactive demonstrations and highlighting Purdue’s ...

UCL saves £2 million by 3D printing flow reactors, laboratory equipment, and catalytically active stirrer beads in-house.

Biodegradable materials break down naturally through microbial action, offering a sustainable solution to environmental pollution in packaging, agriculture, and medical applications.

Ink stamps can be fun to make and use, and 3D printers are uniquely positioned to create quality stamps of all kinds with ...

“The PLA sees the ‘information domain’ as a domain of war unto itself, equal to the physical domains of air, land, sea, and space,” states the report by the China Aerospace Studies ...

Krishnan, Marg, New Delhi 110012, India This study demonstrates the fabrication of all 3D-printed crossbar memristor ... a copper-polycaprolactone filament (Cu-PCL) for electrodes and ...

Photo: Ministry of National Defense/AFP The barges would enable the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to land a large amount of heavy military equipment on Taiwan, it said. “At over 120 meters ...

In an interview aired by state broadcaster CCTV on Sunday, People’s Liberation Army (PLA) naval commander Chi Jianjun said efforts to integrate uncrewed systems into military training were ...

In a recent logistics support exercise organized by a regiment under the PLA Xinjiang Military Command in an undisclosed plateau region, the regiment employed a manned-unmanned collaborative model ...

In a few years from now, space stations could work like factories — thanks to advancements in 3D print technology. With these printers, anything needed in orbit could be 3D printed on the spot.

Researchers from the University of Glasgow unveiled a 3D printer that can create material in microgravity, which could improve space flight and may also help create better resources to use back on ...