Left: 3D-printed laptop holder, used for track testing to record pressure data within the car. Right: 3D-printed parts on display in glass case at Stratasys. Not long ago, the standard part-making ...

If you haven’t already seen how expertly I was able to 3D print my head to create the perfect headphone stand for his new ...

Aerospace is one of the sectors where additive manufacturing has truly left its mark. This includes in telecommunications. Here, 3D printing makes it possible to develop antennas with improved designs ...

Support our Mission. We independently test each product we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Last May, COBRA released the first-ever set of commercially available 3D ...

Swiss researchers claim to have devised a functional living battery powered by the combined efforts of two types of fungi – all in a biodegradable, non-toxic 3D-printed package. I'll give you a ...

Marko Lazic used 3D printing to ... the basic functions of a cell phone: making calls and being reachable. He simply added the Maps, Waze and WhatsApp applications, to the detriment, for example, of ...

Cobra was first to market with 3D-printed irons with the groundbreaking LIMIT3D irons last spring. But, as the name implied, the irons were only available in a limited run. Now, the company is ...

What you should know: By 3D printing these irons, Cobra designers could reposition weight and engineer an iron that looks like it belongs in a tour player’s bag, but the 3D Printed Tour has more ...

If you're the creative type, a 3D printer is one of the best things you can own. Whether you want to whip up something for cosplay or fix an old tool that's missing a part, a 3D printer is great.

and traditional paper printers Credentials 6 years working professionally in the 3D printing space / 4 years testing consumer electronics for large websites. CNET’s expert staff reviews and ...

The barracks were built with ICON’s Vulcan printer, a five-ton, gantry-style 3D printer that stands almost 16 feet tall and 47 feet wide. The machine uses a proprietary concrete-based material ...

Researchers have now developed a 3D-printed 'brain-like environment' where neurons grow similarly to a real brain. Using tiny nanopillars, they mimic the soft neural tissue and the brain ...