# 3d printing
Cubicon 3D Printers: Real FDM 3D Printing Results
What FDM 3D printing is, common 3D printing materials, and real sample prints from Cubicon Single Plus and Cubicon Style printers.
3D Printed Human Cells: 3D Printing Solutions for Medicine
Researchers at the University of Twente developed in-air microfluidics, a fast and precise way to 3D print tissue filled with living human cells.
3D Printers in Construction: The Applications Are Getting Clearer
From livable 3D printed homes in the Netherlands to a 250,000 USD Tesla-powered pod in California, 3D printing is finding real uses in construction.
Just Stand There and Let China Go to the Moon ALONE
China is investing heavily in 3D printing to lead Asia and catch up with the US and Europe, from 3D printed houses to education and…
3D Printed Corneas | Lasting Life Thanks to 3D Technology
Newcastle University researchers built the first 3D printer for human corneas, using stem cell bio-ink to print a cornea in just 10 minutes.
Scientific Conference: 3D Printing in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Highlights from the 3D Technology Day conference at Saigon Innovation Hub on May 18, 2018, and the launch of the 3D Technology Club.
Airless Bicycle Tire 3D Printed: It Will Never Go Flat
BigRep in Germany has 3D printed an airless bicycle tire with a honeycomb support structure that never goes flat.
3D Printing: From Idea to Product
How 3D printing turns an idea into a real product: the workflow, the benefits for product development and answers to common questions.
YOUR KIDS Will Love It and Get Really Creative If You Have This!
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.
A 7,500 USD electric car? If you’re going to dream, dream big
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.
What made GM’s SUVs and pickups so much lighter?
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.
Can 3D printing make cars cheaper?
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…