3D Printing Technology

Highlights from the 3D Technology Day conference at Saigon Innovation Hub on May 18, 2018, and the launch of the 3D Technology Club.

How a home 3D printer lets kids make their own toys, plus the learning benefits, kid-friendly software and materials, and safety tips for parents.

The LSEV, the world's first 3D-printed electric car, costs 7,500 USD, takes 3 days to build and already has 7,000 orders from Europe.

GM uses AI-driven generative design and 3D printing to make parts lighter, cutting 2,267 kg across 14 new SUV and pickup models since 2016.

GM and Autodesk use 3D printing and generative design to make car parts lighter and cheaper, like a seat bracket that is 40% lighter and…

The ComeTrueⓇ ceramic 3D printer prints ceramic and glaze powders into complex parts that are then fired at 600 to 1000 °C.

From the Local Motors Strati to McLaren's F1 parts, a look at how 3D printing is changing car manufacturing and what still holds it back.

From rapid prototyping and fixtures to classroom training and industrial DLP, SLA and SLM production, see what 3D printers can do today.

See an iPhone case printed on the Cubicon Style, a Korean 3D printer that handles ABS, PLA and TPU with a heated bed and enclosed…

How flexible TPU 3D printing works, which printers can handle it, and tips for printing rubber-like elastic parts.

Boeing will use Norsk Titanium's FAA-approved 3D printed titanium parts on the 787 Dreamliner, cutting nearly $3 million per aircraft.

Four Shining 3D AutoScan dental 3D scanners for labs, from the compact DS-EX to the high-end DS300, with full specs.