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The GRX-810 alloy, developed using a combination of modeling and 3D printing, can withstand temperatures exceeding 1,000 degrees Celsius.
Have you ever imagined what the Titanic would look like if it were brought ashore?
The world's largest 3D printer at the University of Maine can print objects measuring 29 x 10 x 5.5 m, cutting construction time and labor.
In just 40 hours, the walls of the Lviv primary school pilot project (Ukraine) were completed thanks to a COBOD 3D printer.
MIT researchers have developed a new technique that will one day be able to 3D print wood from plants.
The small house floating on the river is printed by 3D in just 48 hours and is designed to last 100 years, which is the new design of a Czech sculptor.
According to the team, the cost of printing 100g of meat with this technology is only about $ 3, not too high compared to buying meat directly in the supermarket.
Hundreds of thousands of people are currently on the transplant list, waiting to be donated to vital organs such as kidneys, hearts and livers to be saved, but the reali…
The ideas below have been considered impracticable in the past, but thanks to the advances in science and technology, they have now become a reality.
Homes built with 3D technology at a fast pace and cheap cost to serve many poor families in Mexico are about to be completed.
Chinese construction company, Winsun, has completed a 3D printed river dyke longer than 500 meters in Suzhou City.
This artificial leather has the same chemical and biological properties as human skin, printed in less than a minute.
3D printing is usually small models, for the purpose of studying architectural structures or for display and making toys, they are often fragile.
An Israeli start-up has successfully developed a cow-to-meat cell on an international space station, which has harsh conditions that cannot be raised as on Earth.
Giving up a stable job, Mat Bowtell spent time making fingers and arms from 3D printing technology for children with disabilities.