In only a year Bhold, founded and lead by former Google staff member Susan Taing, has rapidly progressed from Susan’s first commercially available 3D printable design the Bsnug to become a widel…
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Time for Some Double-Dutch: colorFabb Partners with 3D Hubs
In a move that will surely have far reaching ramifications during the inevitable proliferation of 3D printing, colorFabb has teamed with 3D Hubs. The venture promises to be a boon for both organisatio…
Ireland's New Commercial 3D Printing Facility To Host 3D Expo
University College Dublin, Ireland is to host a 3D printing expo tomorrow to celebrate the opening of U3D, Dublin’s first commercial level 3D printing facility. Exhibitors will range from indust…
Shapeways To Open New Dutch 3D Printing Factory To Public
Since its founding in 2007 3D printing marketplace and community Shapeways has gone from strength to strength. In the latest progressive step for the company, Shapeways has relocated its Eindhoven fac…
Robby the 3D Printed Humanoid Robot Shakes His 3D Printed Parts and Talks to the Crowd at WMF
People love to see robots at Maker Faires — they are certainly a crowd pleaser. And humanoid robots somehow seem to represent a future that is partly here, and partly still to come. The intersection…
Do you want to tinker or do you just want to click and print? Solidoodle has the Answer
Solidoodle showcased its latest creations at the NYC World’s Maker Faire. Among them were the Solidoodle Press and Workbench, two very interesting and very different machines. Walking into the New Yo…
South Korea Lays the Groundwork For Industrialising 3D Printing
This past week in Seoul there was a development-direction policy forum and 3D printer demonstration for members of the Korean National Assembly. The forum was held to educate and encourage lawmakers …
Nexam Chemical Gets Into 3D Printing With Crosslinker PEPA
The world of plastics and polymers is wide and complex. There are tons of materials out there and only some of them can and have been optimized for use in 3D printing. So, if you were a company that p…
Nintendo Is Surprisingly Open About Its Policy On 3D Printing its Intellectual Properties
Earlier this week I had a chance to speak with Agustin Flowalistik, a designer who is also a great Pokemon fan and has been designing the creatures and releasing low polygon 3D models to download for …
PartDaddy at Maker Faire: Why don’t they just call it “Steve”?
There were a number of striking behemoths strewn around the expansive NYC Hall of Science fairgrounds. Each sky-eclipsing landmark added emphatic punctuation to the grandiose visual statement of the …