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Scientists Working to Create 3D Printed Heart
Read moreWith 3D printing making major advances in the medical field, scientists are now hoping to create a 3D printed heart with human cells. The process would eliminate the need for donors, as well as make transplants more successful.
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InMoov: 3D printed robot
Read moreScientists at the University of Lincoln are testing a humanoid robot which has been created using 3D printing technology, hoping the project leads to a new generation of androids that humans feel more comfortable interacting with. The original designer of the robot is Gael Langevin, who created InMoov, the first open source 3D printed life-size robot.
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Aussie retailer offers custom 3D printed glasses for $360
Read moreSneaking Duck, an Australian online prescription glasses fashion retailer is looking to join the crowded market with made-to-order 3D-printed frames.
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Scientists Develop 3D Printed Ear Implants
Read more3D printing is once again changing surgery. This time it’s being used to manufacture tiny implants with a memory function, or complex shapes, like the ear’s cochlea.
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Needed: 3D Printer Auto Ejection
in New advancements, Technology / / 0 commentsRead moreYears ago the MakerBot Thing-O-Matic had a peculiar optional feature, the Automated Build Platform, which could automatically remove prints from the bed when complete. We need something like that today.
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