What if it were possible to control a computer, tablet, or phone without moving a finger? For people with paralysis, Mouthpad^ from Augmental makes this a reality. The device sits discreetly on the roof of the mouth and converts subtle head…

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence has recently announced a significant expansion of its current secure digital “Component Library,” a platform that now offers more than 170 domestically produced parts and manufacturing services, including advanced 3D printing capabilities. The initiative is…

Students from The Nature School in Port Macquarie have created a 3D-printed prosthetic hand for their classmate, Lois Agnello. Using an open-source design from Australian charity Free 3D Hands, the students spent months learning how to use a 3D printer…

3D printing in construction is rapidly gaining ground. According to Precedence Research, the market is valued at 15.43 billion dollars in 2025 and is projected to reach 1.4 trillion dollars by 2034. This technology offers solutions to some of the…

September brought a fantastic lineup of videos that dive deep into the real economics of 3D printing, breakthrough robotic construction technology, life-changing prosthetic innovations, and creative intersections between parametric design and digital fabrication. We wrap it up with a colorful…

Since its founding in 2015, pharmaceutical company Triastek has repeatedly made headlines with its advances in 3D printed drugs—including treatments for ulcerative colitis, bowel disease, and more. Now, the company has announced the opening of the world’s largest 3D printed…

The Indiana Army National Guard has achieved a technological first by successfully demonstrating 3D printing aboard a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. This marks a considerable milestone in military innovation, showcasing the shift towards additive manufacturing within the defense sector. The…

Glass is one of the oldest materials on Earth, worked by humans more than 100,000 years ago. It was used to make tools and weapons, and over time, its applications multiplied. Looking around us today, glass is everywhere and exists…