3D Printing for High tech

Have you ever wondered how the high-tech industry can keep up releasing new gadgets and all sorts of electronic devices at such a fast pace? There might be a dozen reasons that explain it but let’s focus on how production of essential components needs to be optimized.

A new way of 3D scanning objects by submerging them in water

It sounds like a baptism but it’s not! Researchers from Tel-Aviv University, Shandong University, University of British Columbia and Ben-Gurion University implemented a method...

A 3D printed robot is able to crack a safe in 15 minutes

SparkFun, a  Colorado-based open source hardware supplier shows how a 3D printed robot can crack a safe in about 15 minutes.  Nathan Seidle, founder of...

Facebook would 3D print a modular smartphone

According to a recent patent referring to a ‘modular electromechanical device’, Facebook would develop a smartphone with 3D printing. Facebook’s Building 8 group led...

Qlone can transform your smartphone/tablet into a 3D scanner

3D printing is also revolutionising the world of application for mobile devices.  Israeli company EyeCue Vision Technologies, mostly known for its interactive children’s products...

Low-cost augmented reality glasses whose prototype has been 3D Printed

For $99 US, Mira, a Los Angeles-based startup launched Mira Prism, a pair of easy-to-use augmented reality glasses. The price is quite surprising given...

Desktop Metal receives $115 Million Funding to bring 3D printed metal to market

Desktop Metal, the company committed to making metal 3D printing accessible to manufacturers and engineers, today announced it has completed a $115 million Series...

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) released the first footage from its floating 3D printed space drone: the Int-Ball

The Japanese space agency has 3D printed a drone floating in space. Called JEM Internal Ball (Int-Ball), it is currently  aboard the ISS and...

What if 3D Printed gel could fix your shattered smartphone screen ?

Researchers at the University of Melbourne (in Australia) are currently developing 3D printed gel that could be used to fix a smartphone’s broken screen....

The electric skateboard made from giant 3D printed LEGO pieces, a masterpiece of James Bruton

James Bruton, founder of Xrobots, a platform dedicated to electronic projects, unveils a lego electric skateboard.   The skateboard does not have  regular Lego bricks....

Hoberman Sphere inspired Copypod, a 3D scanning booth

Beijing-based People’s Architecture Office designed Copypod,  a retractable structure which can be expanded into a 3D scanning booth. Inspired from Hoberman Sphere, the latter...