Free app lets users take images from their iPad camera and upload them to the Autodesk cloud service that transforms the images into a 3D model.
Materialise's World Conference went off with a bang with a 3D printed fashion show featuring some extraordinary creations.
Following a trip to the home of Materialise in Leuven, Belgium, Jim Woodcock discovers the power of 3D printing beyond personal manufacturing.
Shapeways has revealed a new pallate of colours for users printing their designs in ceramics, including yellow, blue and black.
Stratasys kept the world waiting until the 8th of May with promise of a big announcement — then they revealed the Mojo 3D printer, a lower-cost professional FDM system.
It might not keep you hands particularly warm but then that's not the point of this crazy but cool 3D printed phone glove!
A demonstration of the Glove One. Bryan Cera explains on his site: "Glove One is not an exercise in innovation, but rather this project asks the question: "What are we willing to sacrifice in order to participate in technology and social media?""
The first public outing for the Fabbster at Euromold 2011 in Frankfurt. The show is more associated with 3D printing (or Additive Manufacturing as it is know in industry) or professional and technical applications.
The FabFabbster, a 3D printer offered by German company Sintermask
This system from Junior Veloso has been in the pipeline for a number of years. It aims to bring high-resolution printing to home users.
Small layer thicknesses and accurate optical processing means the Veloso high-resolution printer can reportedly achieve much finer details than other 3D printers
Search for 3D Printer on Kickstarter and you'll find a host of projetcs that you can support, one of the most recent is the BukoBot...
