Robot made from 3D printing technology
The Biomedical Research Laboratory is developing a robot called STAR (Sprawl Tuned Autonomous Robot) capable of bending its body in various angles, based on the body'…
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The Biomedical Research Laboratory is developing a robot called STAR (Sprawl Tuned Autonomous Robot) capable of bending its body in various angles, based on the body'…
The 5.6 caliber gun barrel made mostly of plastic molded from a 3D printer could fire successfully, but then broke double.
Those who love to explore new lands can now better navigate and navigate their way outdoors using SplashMaps, the world's first designer canvas by David Overton.
If you have ever had a bone fracture, you probably know how uncomfortable it is, and you have to carry plaster casts and fuss. 3D printing technology will change this.
LG today released the Pocket Photo, which is considered one of the world's most compact photo printers.
Researchers at the University of North Carolina have developed 3D printing technology a new step in the use of liquid metal materials.
An Australian scientific body, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), has decided to apply 3D printing technology to insect research.
In the process of searching, Van As discovered 3D printing technology and self-built fake hand parts with this technology. Since 3D printing technology has become popula…
As 3D printing technology becomes more popular, companies are racing to produce unique products, both in form and in materials. And the Shadeways are no exception.
NASA is investing in System & Materials Research Corporation's 3D food planner for Mars astronauts.
Australian scientists from the Victorian Solar Cell Group (VICOSC) have successfully tested the technology of producing new solar cells to produce the equivalent of A3 p…
US researchers have found a way to embed radio frequency identification (RFID) tags into paper, promising a broad array of applications in everyday life.
This gun is called the Liberator, a pistol, with the ability to fire a variety of ammunition with varying plastic barrels.
The CNET, Xerox has given New York Times journalists a look at their new technology at its Palo Alto, California research center.
3D Printer MakerBot (USA) has attracted a large number of visitors at the CeBIT (Germany) with its unique 3D print technology, eWeek technology news site (USA). ) report…