3D printing solution to build a school quickly in a war zone
In just 40 hours, the walls of the Lviv primary school pilot project (Ukraine) were completed thanks to a COBOD 3D printer.
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In just 40 hours, the walls of the Lviv primary school pilot project (Ukraine) were completed thanks to a COBOD 3D printer.
AI company SpaceFactory designed a 3D-printed bunker on the Moon that could protect astronauts from radiation, meteors and earthquakes.
American doctors have performed a transplant that seemed like a sci-fi movie: a replacement ear was created by growing in the laboratory from an ear cartilage cell and a…
Light-based 3D printing is capable of creating small objects in tens of seconds with high resolution.
New technology allows to make satellite antennas right in orbit using plastic and sunlight, greatly saving launch costs.
It is a fact that 3D printing is accelerating automation and providing new solutions for the construction industry.
The E-2, a 3D-printed rocket engine developed by the US private space company Launcher Light, passes its first maximum thrust test.
Scientists have created a robotic hand that uses artificial neural signals for tactile sensations similar to human skin, or even more.
An international team of researchers has developed a new printing method to create heart tissue that can survive in vitro and function for long periods of time.
Researchers at University College London have developed a new 3D printing technique that enables rapid on-site production of drugs.
University of British Columbia (UBC) scientists have 3D printed human testicular cells and identified promising early signs of sperm production.
The strongest part of a plant is not the root or the root, but the wall of microscopic cells. This is a new material that can pave the way for a future that no longer re…
Experts combine plant-based ingredients such as wheat and soy proteins, cocoa butter, to create
Engineers from CEMEX and COBOD developed a new mix of materials to build a 190-square-foot 3D printed house out of real concrete.
MeaTech 3D company announced on December 7 that it had successfully bioprinted a 104g steak consisting mainly of fat and artificial muscle cells.