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Student Designs Backpack-Sized Folding 3D Printer With the Filament Spool Inside
Ethan Gao’s P2 design folds to 300 by 300 by 80 mm, hides a whole filament spool and has to be built by... read more »
Tripo H3.1 Review: From Image to 3D Print
Tripo is an AI 3D modeling platform that turns a picture or a text prompt into a 3D model. By its own count,... read more »
University of South Florida Students Test 3D Printed Oyster Bricks on Tampa Bay Seawalls
Honors College students in Florida print clay hexa-logs that help native oysters settle on Tampa Bay seawalls, and they plan to open-source the... read more »
Bambu Lab Launches the H3C, a Nine-Tool Changer Priced From $2,499
Bambu Lab has launched the H3C, the first printer in its third generation and a nine-tool tool changer. Nine print tools dock in... read more »
PathOn Robotics Releases Files for Its Three-Finger 3D Printed Robot Hand
Robot maker PathOn Robotics has released print files for the three-finger, four-motor 3D printed hand its own robot uses.
Army Research Lab Flies Drone Powered by 3D Printed Heavy-Fuel Engine
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) has flown a midsized drone on what it says is the first 3D printed heavy-fuel engine, an... read more »
UNIST Uses Ultrasound to Tell When 3D Printed Concrete Can Take the Next Layer
A sensor plate on one side of the print lets UNIST engineers track when fresh 3D printed concrete is strong enough to carry... read more »
Polymaker Announces CymphoniK, a Six-Pellet Color Mixing System for Large-Format 3D Printing
Polymaker has announced CymphoniK, a color mixing system for pellet-fed large-format 3D printing that lets a studio produce custom colors on site from... read more »
The New Raw 3D Prints Swinging Public Seats From Rotterdam Harbour Rope
The New Raw has 3D printed Buoy, a series of swinging public seats made from discarded Rotterdam harbour rope recycled in the Netherlands.
