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  1. ArticleLiquid metal printing3D printing is just starting to become a household concept, as developments push the technology relentlessly forward. Luckily, the printing of physical objects comes…
  2. ArticleInflatable silicone material is made using liquid printingResearchers from BMW and MIT’s Self-Assembly Lab collaborated to design the first 3D printed inflatable material made from silicone, using liquid printing. The material…
  3. Article4D printed thermoplastic objects morph when heatedResearchers from Carnegie Mellon University's Morphing Matters Lab created a series of 4D printed objects made from thermoplastic, printed with a common 3D printer,…
  4. Article2.5D print your own samples with MofrelOn our website, we try to give you as much information about the materials that we collect as possible, but there is one thing…
  5. ArticleThe Very Delicious XOCO 3d PrinterOne of the latest and most delicious innovation in3-printing comes from Michiel Cornelissen Ontwerp with their XOCO 3D printer that uses various chocolate mixtures…
  6. ArticleSuper metal printingNew advances in 3d printing technology mean that we can now print customised shapes with high accuracy and extreme strength. Electron beam melting is…
  7. ArticleColorMod: changing the colour of 3D printed objects using UV lightSomeone once said: “If the shoe fits, buy it in every colour.” However, in a time where there is much more awareness for the…
  8. ArticleEndless printed house at Material XperienceAn ‘endless’ 3D printed house is one of the star features of Material Xperience 2014. The Landscape House is a printed villa conceived as…
  9. ArticleCeramic Constellation Pavilion built from 3D printed clay bricks3D printing gives designers a lot of freedom to create mass produced products, but instead of all looking the same, they can still contain…
  10. Article4D printed object morphs when heat is addedIn 4D printing, one more dimension is added: time. After an object is 3D printed, it changes its shape in one way or another.…
  11. ArticleElectronics-Free Walking Robots Printed in One GoA team of engineers at the University of California San Diego has developed walking robots that are fully 3D printed from a single, simple…
  12. ArticleAdaptable and circular 3D design façade from recycled plasticOptimising the construction process and be circular are two important themes currently in the construction industry. Jumping aboard this ship, De Meeuw, a Dutch…
  13. Article3D printing concrete using selective cement activation method3D printing concrete has a lot of potential. 3D printing creates little to no waste, and it can create any shape. Researchers from the…
  14. ArticleLightweight 3D graphene forms 10 times stronger than steelGraphene is thought to be the strongest of all known materials. However, graphene is a two dimensional form of carbon, and researchers have had…
  15. ArticleRenegade: A 3D Pen Fueled By Plastic Bags and BottlesOne particular drawback of 3d printing is the price of the filaments (i.e. ink), which are made from small plastic pellets that can reach…
  16. ArticleThe printed ultrasound castIn case there are still doubters around, this story should help convince them of the huge range of applications that 3D printing has. A…
  17. ArticleWorld-First Soft Robots Walk Straight Off the 3D PrinterResearchers at the University of Edinburgh have created a low-cost 3D printing system that makes soft robots walk straight off the printer. These flexible,…
  18. ArticleNew 3D printer lets object appear using lightResearchers at the University of Berkeley developed a new method to 3D print objects, by turning gooey liquids into solid objects in a matter…
  19. ArticleVormVrij 3d: The Digital PotterVormVrij 3d fuse the traditional craft of ceramics with the latest in 3d printing technology. The result is this series of evocative, complex ceramic…
  20. ArticleTU Delft Students Win On World Stage With 3D Bacteria PrinterStudents from TU Delft have won first prize in a contest in Boston with a 3D printer called The Biolinker. Made of technical K’NEX…
  21. ArticleShrinkable Materials Enable Next-Generation 3D ElectronicsResearchers at Penn State have developed an unexpectedly accessible, low-cost method for producing wireless, shape-conforming electronic devices — a breakthrough with potential for designers…
  22. ArticlePrinting houses with earth-based materialsResearchers at ETH Zurich have developed a rapid robotic printing process for earth-based materials that eliminates the need for cement. Entire houses can be…
  23. ArticleConcept Breathe: a 3D printed ‘breathing’ car seatWhat will the car of the future look like? Will it be a second living room, or rather a partner that responds to our…
  24. ArticleSpong3D: an adaptive 3D printed façade systemWith 3D printing you can create tailored products with high complexity in shape. This advantage can be exploited for the building industry too, to address…