News 3D printing The future of our world is 3D printing, experts say - but how exactly does it work? 3D printing, an umbrella term for the process of making solid objects from a digital file, will ...

3D printing is changing the world. 3D printing is about to revolutionise our lives. The technology has even begun popping up at our favourite fashion-focused events like Ascot, in the form of an ...

Here are a three different intersections of 3D scanning, 3D printing, and CAD along with a few words on how well each can be expected to work.

In short, this and other such 3D printing techniques could save thousands of lives. And if 3D printing actual organs ever does come to fruition, it would signal the dawn of a new medical era.

Three-dimensional (3D) printing, also known as additive manufacturing or rapid prototyping, is the process of creating three-dimensional objects from digital files. Working on one layer at a time, 3D ...

3D printing has been around for years, but few of us have actually seen how it works. Several new 3D printing facilities are coming to Puget Sound, one of them opening Wednesday in Auburn.

How 3D Printers Work Although 3D printers use a variety of technologies and can print from materials ranging from titanium to chocolate to living cells, they have one thing in common: the ability ...

To find out more about 3D printing, how it works and whether it could be used to create a working gun, we spoke to Jonathan Rowley, design director at London-based 3D printing firm Digits2Widgets.

The first 3D printed gun was successfully fired in 2013 and as technology improves it is only likely to become easier, cheaper and more reliable to print firearms.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed lab-grown spinal cord scaffolds using 3D printing and stem cells.