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MIT and SUTP are using 3D printed objects with shape memory

The Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) and Massachusets Institute of Technology (MIT) have been working...

Daniel Contreras on 19th Jul

‘Biohybrid’ robot build from sea slug and 3-D printed parts

Cleveland- A group of scientists at Case Western Reverse University combined tissues from a sea slug with flexible 3-D parts...

Irene Rondon on 19th Mar

3D technology takes over the fashion world

Nowadays, we are all familiar with the concept of 3D technology. There are new machines that help create full 3D objects from scratch. They have innovated the scientific and medical fields in many ways, but now, they have also caused a huge impact in the fashion world. The 3D printers are famous for creating bladders, pieces of other machines, or even...

Emmanuel Ferreira on 19th Oct

A 3D printed bikini can help clear pollution out of the water

Riverside, California – A bikini, partly printed in 3D, is capable of cleaning the pollution out of the water in which...

Emmanuel Ferreira on 11th Oct

NASA awarded two students’ inventions that will help astronauts in space

NASA announced the two winners of their 3-D printed container contest, in partnership with the American Society of Mechanical...

Silvia Rojas on 19th Jul

3D Printing saves a child’s life from birth defect ‘hydrocephalus’

Hunan, China – A team of doctors fashioned a 3D printed titanium skull implant to a baby girl’s skull to reshape...

Daniel Contreras on 11th Jul

The Future of Robotics: 3-D Printed Robot with Soft and Rigid Components

Scientists have created a 3-D printed robot that is made with a rigid core and a soft exterior. A robot that transitions...