MIT spin-off Rapid Liquid Print raises $7M for 3D printing
MIT spin-off Rapid Liquid Print has raised $7 million in funding for its novel liquid-based 3D printing technology. Unlock premium content and VIP community...
Formlabs will let you 3D print custom teeth for digital dentures
Formlabs keeps adding materials to its 3D printing ecosystem and now it can 3D print teeth for dentures. Unlock premium content and VIP community...
3D-printing Dungeons & Dragons’ Monster Manual
Dungeons & Dragons is putting out fine lines of miniatures thanks to partnerships with companies such as WizKids and Gale Force Nine, and a...
Deloitte’s 9 tech predictions for 2019
Everybody makes a list of 2019 predictions, but the folks at Deloitte have numbers behind theirs. As one of the world’s biggest accounting and financial...
Shapeways lets fans make 3D-printed custom toys based on Valve games
Shapeways and Valve have teamed up to allow fans to make and sell 3D-printed toys and other objects based on Valve’s game franchises and...
Star Trek Online will soon let you 3D-print your starships
Star Trek Online has some of the best-looking starships in the quadrant. But players have never been able to touch, feel, and display their...
FabZat’s Phygitoys SDK tries to make smart toy manufacturing and development a little easier
FabZat offers an entry into smart toy development with its Phygitoys SDK and services
Amazon now lets you create customized 3D printed figures of video game characters
Amazon now lets you create customized 3D prints of video game characters from Smite, Infinity Blade, and Primal Carnage.
This Destiny fusion rifle is real … and it came from a 3D printer
Paying fan service to Destiny just got a whole lot easier, provided you have access to a 3D printer, of course.
Toyze makes custom 3D-printed figures from mobile games—like Cut The Rope’s Om Nom (exclusive)
Getjar founder Ilja Laurs has created an app store where you can personalize your own game character figurines.