The first turtle to go down in history with a shell was created from a 3D printer
Freddy is a name given to a turtle caught in a forest fire in Brazil, although saved, its ability to continue to live is very low.
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Freddy is a name given to a turtle caught in a forest fire in Brazil, although saved, its ability to continue to live is very low.
Before the old year closes, we review the most prominent technological imprints in 2015.
Early 3D printing technology will create a new technology revolution. Currently, it has created a lot of interesting products.
Having a design like a hand-held tape stick, this special '3D printer' can create a layer of tissue just like human skin.
A restaurant in London, England, plans to use 3D printing technology to process food and other items including cutlery and kitchenware.
A group of scientists experimented with putting a lump of snow in a steel furnace at a temperature of 2,000 degrees Celsius to check the ability of the refractory materi…
Christoph Laimer, a Swiss engineer, successfully built a pocket watch with 3D printing technology.
The copy of US President Barack Obama is designed and perfected with high-precision 3D printing technology.
A Chinese company called WinSun Decoration has invented a 3D printer that can print up to 10 houses in 24 hours, using recycled materials from construction waste.
At the end of 2012, Dr. Le Truong Son returned from the US to his wife's home after six years of living abroad.
The Chungang University Hospital in Korea said it has created artificial breast and rib bones with 3D printing technology and implanted patients, reconstructing the ches…
In a new study published in the journal Lab on a Chip, a team of experts from the University of Toronto (Canada) tested the device on small wounds in pigs and mice.
3D printing technology today is probably not too new anymore, with many applications in the manufacturing industry.
In order to be able to print biologically in these agencies, 3D printers must mimic their activity in nature - both in terms of their arrangement and biological needs.
We are approaching mass production of bone, functional organs and implants.