3D Printing

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The 3Doodle, which launched on Kickstarter today, lets users draw 3D structures in the air which solidify almost instantly

A Japanese television news crew visited Buford Middle School this week to watch closely how students crafted their own sound speakers from plastic and paper with 3D printing technology.

“YOU can carry your own head in your hand,” enthuses Bre Pettis, inviting customers to try out a three-dimensional photo booth that will scan their head and then...

An unidentified man had 75 per cent of his skull replaced with a 3D-printed implant.

Just as consumer tech has helped many of us become photographers, DJs and even journalists - could 3D printing remove the barriers to production itself and allow us to make what we want at home?

During a panel at South by Southwest, several experts in the field discussed what 3D printing means for the future of production and agreed that there's huge potential. Read this post by Daniel Terdiman on SXSW.

SXSW continues to deliver a whirlwind of exhibitions, brilliant panels and insightful speakers.  The Flip team has been storming Austin collecting the knowledge and experiences to bring home to the...

Tracking the emerging 3D Printing revolution!

A Dutch architect recently announced plans to construct a house using 3D printing, a technology that has been around for decades but has only entered the public consciousness in the last few years. Used to produce everything from figurines to violins, 3D printing is an exciting but little-understood process.

Moving Brands have been cooking up a Holiday project: the world's highest resolution 3D printed chocolates. With a new toy in the studio -- the RepRap 3D pri...