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NASA-Funded Research on Bioprinting Cells to Produce Non-Living, Structural...
NASA-funded researchers are working towards successfully bioprinting specially engineered cells, which will be able to produce different materials, such as wood, bone, and enamel. The team’s leader,...
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3D Printing Projects by Makers in Wheelchairs
For anyone who has read blog posts here on 3D Printer.net by Cameron Naramore it may come as quite a surprise to learn that the prolific writer is wheelchair-bound and writes with special tools. When...
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3D Printed Shark Skin Allows Scientists to Study Sharks’ Secret for Speed
Harvard scientists have recreated shark skin, and in the process have discovered that the structure of the skin can actually increase shark swimming speeds by 6.6 percent. If you were to ever get up...
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The First 3D Printed Electric Vehicle
Designer and architect Michael Curry of Kansas City, Missouri has created a fully 3D printed electric vehicle, which he claims is the country’s first. Weighing in at 70 pounds, the electric vehicle is...
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3D Printing in Space Challenge to Encourage Future Engineers
Many STEM, 3D Printing manufacturers, and other organizations that “Make” took advantage of the massive publicity coming out of the White House Maker Faire and National Day of Making to announce...
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Harvard Researchers Demonstrate New 3D Printed Lightweight Cellular Composites
Honeycomb structure of new composite materials When I first heard Harvard Professor Jennifer Lewis speak about using the laws of nature to guide research in 3D Printing and other novel fabrication...
View ArticleWhy Scientists are Tricking Birds With 3D Printed Eggs
A researcher from Hunter College in New York City is using 3D printing to trick mother birds into sitting on fake eggs. Professor Mark E. Hauber wanted to learn more about robins, who often are...
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High-Res Printing May Make 3D Printed Stripe Marks a Thing of the Past
Stripe marks are currently a dead giveaway that an object has been 3D printed. New, high-resolution printing, however, may soon make those telltale stripes a thing of the past. A group of scientists...
View ArticleHow a 3D Printed Seahorse Tail May Inspire the Next Generation of Robotics
Seahorse tails are unique in nature. Unlike most animals’ round tails, their tails are made up of square prisms. Now, with the help of 3D printing, scientists are exploring the unique quality of the...
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Enable 3D Printing Community Announces 2nd Annual Conference
Organizers of the Enable community have just announced that the worldwide group of volunteers who 3D Print prosthetic hands for those in need will be meeting on October 24, 2015 at the University of...
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