Chromatic 3D Materials is collaborating with Dutch fashion designer Anouk Wipprecht to unveil a motion-activated dress that lights up when detecting people. The dress features flexible 3D elements printed directly on fabric using durable elastomers and integrated with LED lights.
AutoQuote3D, the all-in-one quoting and order management platform for 3D printing businesses, has officially launched its full version following a successful beta in... read more »
Swedish researchers have developed a malleable battery with a toothpaste-like consistency that can be shaped into various forms. The battery, created by scientists... read more »
Foster + Partners has announced plans for a 3D-printed solar tower to be constructed on the moon. The 50-meter structure is designed to... read more »
Revopoint, a global name in professional 3D scanning technology, is set to launch its latest innovation, the Trackit 3D Tracking Scanner, on Kickstarter.... read more »
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame are developing a new low-power antenna for 5G networks using 3D printed artificial dielectric material. The... read more »
Northwestern University's Materials Science and Engineering department has implemented a new hands-on approach to teaching soft materials concepts. Professor Ryan Truby's MAT_SCI 331:... read more »
German-American company Zellerfeld is planning to scale up its custom 3D printed footwear production, expanding from hundreds to thousands of printers. The company,... read more »
Maker Gyan Kalra has developed a 3D-printable search-and-rescue drone called "Heatseeker" designed to be affordable and easily repairable. The drone provides live video... read more »
