You can 3D print using sound waves – wait, did I hear that right? Something I saw recently that made me re-read the headline was: “How Montreal researchers are 3D... read more →
Imagine the ability to implement 3D printing optimizations in real-time according to incoming data streams projected overhead. If you visit the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) Cymru,... read more →
3D printing technologies and trailblazing 3D design software have the potential to open up new frontiers within the creative process of art forms including ceramics, installation art, fine art, sculpture,... read more →
The world will always find new ways to challenge people. COVID-19 has tested the way everyone has lived their lives on both an individual and collective scale. Thankfully, there are... read more →
There's always a little room to throw a bit more gasoline into the fiery part number debate, the ongoing saga between usable human interfaces and computational perfection (coming to a... read more →
GrabCADr Extraordinaire Tommy Mueller has been working closely with our team to promote and experiment with GrabCAD's collaborative tools. The latest experiment has been to challenge everyone to develop a... read more →
Makerbot kindly sent us a Replicator 2 ever so recently in thanks for the Design Challenge we finished last week. So we decided to print off a copy of Grabby... read more →
If the recent dust-up between Tesla Motors and the New York Times is any indication, battery technology is the achilles heel of the electric car. However, a number of scientific... read more →
Richard Van As lost two fingers in a horrific carpentry accident. Like many disabled people, he had to find a prothetic hand to allow him to continue living a normal... read more →