A student YouTuber by the name of Lucas VRTech has designed and 3D printed a pair of low-cost finger tracking gloves for use in virtual reality. Named LucidVR, the open-source gloves are currently on …
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CEL-UK’s AutoMaker 3D printing software is now open-source
In a bid to give back to the open-source community, 3D printer manufacturer CEL-UK has released its AutoMaker software under an open-source license. The code is the driving force behind the company’s …
Johan Von Konow’s new open-source MIDI synth can be 3D printed for $6
Open-source 3D printing enthusiast Johan Von Konow has released his latest DIY project, a modular 3D printable MIDI synth. Dubbed the LEET Synthesizer, the fun project can be built for a grand total o…
Dr. Joshua Pearce’s new open-source ‘Cerberus’ can 3D print PEKK for sub-$1000
A team led by Michigan Technological University’s Joshua Pearce, known for his work in open-source 3D printing, have released the design plans for a low-cost, high-temperature open-source FDM printer.…
Intel researchers develop $50 3D printed “Openbot” to advance the accessibility of robotics
Researchers from Intel Labs have developed an open-source 3D printed smart robot that it is possible to build for less than $50. Once combined with a modern smartphone, the additive bot is able to na…
America Makes launches OASIS challenge to advance laser-based powder bed additive manufacturing
In partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and GE Research, the U.S. National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute America Makes has launched a ‘direct call-to-action’ challen…
MTU’s Joshua Pearce develops open source, computer vision-based print correction algorithm
Two researchers from Michigan Technological University, Dr. Joshua Pearce and Aliaksei Petsiuk, have developed an open source, computer vision-based software algorithm capable of print failure detecti…
Michigan Tech researchers invent open-source grinding machine for compression screw 3D printing
Perennial 3D printing innovator and Professor at Michigan Technological University (MTU) Joshua Pearce, has teamed up with MTU colleague Jacob Franz, to create an open-source grinding machine for comp…
Open source Spaghetti Detective AI software detects failed prints through webcam
With the majority of the world home-bound due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the open source community seems to be alive and kicking with its latest gift to 3D printing: an AI software that automatically p…
BCN3D renews commitment to open source releasing files for Sigma & Sigmax R19 3D printers
Barcelona desktop 3D printer manufacturer BCN3D has released the original design files for its Sigma and Sigmax R19 machines. Proving its commitment to the open source philosophy the company was found…