With a 3D printer, a projector and a lot of pixie dust (spray paint), you too can bring Disneyland into your home.

Among the investors was André-Hubert Roussel, former CEO of ArianeGroup, who oversaw the development of Europe’s only ...

So, you want to kill some time at home, testing out your brand new 3D printer, but are not sure where to start? Today you are in luck. As we have mentioned countless times before, the 3D printing ...

In recent years, updates in 3D printing technologies have allowed medical researchers to print things that were not possible to make using the previous version of this technology, including food ...

Leaker Majin Bu previously shared CAD drawings of all four models, and he’s now partnered with YouTube channel iDeviceHelp to show 3D-printed mockups. The video shows only three models ...

But we don’t have to wait too long to see iPhone 17 Air mockups in action. Someone used a 3D printer to create dummy units for the three iPhone 17 designs we’ll see this year: iPhone 17 Air ...

The future of medicine just might include prosthetic penises that can be printed on demand. In a study out this month, scientists have demonstrated that their 3D-printed penile implant can restore ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) A 3D-printed hydrogel-based penile model, complete with essential blood vessels, was developed to mimic natural penile function. When implanted in rabbits and ...

Experts from South China University of Technology have created the world's first 3D-printed penis implant. The implant is designed to imitate a portion of the penis known as the corpus ...

Researchers 3D-printed a model penis that could successfully become erect just like the natural version, parts of which were then implanted into pigs and rabbits with erectile issues.

A 3D-printed penis implant has restored erectile function to rabbits and pigs in a world first. Pigs with damage to their penile tissue that received the one-of-a-kind surgery not only achieved ...

More and more U.S. warship and submarine parts are being 3D-printed—and now the Navy is going after the “really hard problems,” a top official says. “I could go anywhere in the Navy ...