Xiaomi has unveiled a major redesign of its CyberOne humanoid robot, introducing a new ...

Xiaomi's sweating robot hand uses 3D-printed cooling channels to achieve 15x longer durability and 90% success rates in ...

The classic Italian hand gesture is instantly recognizable, and this 3D printed version turns it into a fun and creative object. With a playful design and smooth printed details, it captures the ...

As an engineering company, Honda is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with 3D printing technology. Honda has been researching and developing 3D metal printing for 13 years. Laser Powder Bed ...

Sci-fi devices become real all the time, and we'd argue the 3D printer is one of those. I distinctly remember as a teen when these things were becoming popular, and we all thought people would be ...

We are a long way from the early days of 3D printers, when you'd practically have to assemble the whole thing from parts and needed complex and precise technical knowledge just to print a benchy boat, ...

Researchers from Cornell University and KAIST have developed a system that turns ordinary smartwatches ...

We’re getting glimpse into the future of automated architecture, with new images inside America’s debut “robo-homes.” The designs feature a sleek, contemporary aesthetic characterized by expansive ...

3D printers are limited only by the creativity of their creators and by what can fit on the printing tray. And luckily, you don't need expensive printers, special filaments, or complex prints that ...

Turning a series of setbacks into a functional, print-ready RC chassis is no small feat, but curv lab’s latest project demonstrates how persistence and thoughtful design can overcome even the most ...

By Stephen Beech A bionic hand has been given an AI "mind of its own" to make life easier for amputees. American scientists used state of the art artificial intelligence to "fine-tune" the robotic ...

A California startup says it has officially completed its first fully 3D-printed home, marking a futuristic step toward what could be a faster — and cheaper — way to build housing in the Golden State.