Students thought that changing the aerodynamics of a UAV to reduce drag might result in less drain on the battery, and thereby increase flight time.

The industry of Marine Robotics has stifled innovation by keeping the mechanics and technology expensive. With 3D printing people are able to prototype and final manufacture parts inexpensively and quickly.

250 years after Manchester created the first industrial revolution in textiles it is happening again, but this time instead of coal and steam, 3D Printing is driving this new mass production industry.

By combining leading imaging and three-dimensional printing technologies, seeing, and even feeling, the normally unseeable is becoming a reality.

A first-of-its-kind, lightweight, solar-powered, electric scooter using both Stratasys PolyJet and FDM 3D printing technology.

Big spools of filament have many advantages such as reduced frequency of changing the spool and ensuring that big prints are always completed successfully.

German industrial machining and tooling equipment manufacturer, Trumpf, has added another type of metal 3D printing technology to its portfolio. This makes Trumpf the only manufacturer to offer all of the major laser 3D printing technologies.

IDTechEx analyst Rachel Gordon reflects on the 3D printing industry over the past year, highlighting some of the biggest trends and predicting what lies in store in 2016.

adidas and Parley for the Oceans have showcased an innovative footwear concept, a 3D-printed ocean plastic shoe midsole.

Ten short years ago 3D printing was almost the exclusive remit of rapid prototyping. Nobody was putting 3D printing into mass production back then.

The 23rd annual IMI Europe inkjet conference focused on emerging technologies and new markets.

The 3D printing company trinckle 3D GmbH has completed a financing round.

Since Memjet filed its lawsuit against HP on August 11, 2015, a few dozen commentators have theorized that the suit will affect 3D printing.

EOS has announced that they have entered a three-year technical partnership with Williams Grand Prix Engineering and Williams Advanced Engineering.

Researchers have found parts produced by some commercial 3D printers are toxic to certain fish embryos. Their results have raised questions about how to dispose of parts and waste materials from 3D printers.