You can take a picture and turn it into a 3D model, and then print it. It’s a fun project, and honestly, pretty neat to see ...

Omoway’s self-balancing OMO-X turns a long-standing motorcycle concept into a production reality – whether the world actually ...

With their ability to shapeshift and manipulate delicate objects, soft robots could work as medical implants, deliver drugs ...

Enginerd]’s chonky key handle is a beautiful use of 3D printing that helps people help themselves. The large wings, indented ...

For some people, the most terrifying thing about riding anything with two wheels isn’t being vulnerable to bugs, weather, or large vehicles; it’s the fear of having it tip over. Now there’s an ...

A joint research team has developed the first 4D printing technology built from industrial sulfur waste, producing recyclable soft robots that move autonomously in response to heat, light, and ...

A joint research team led by Dr. Dong-Gyun Kim of the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT), Professor Jeong Jae Wie of Hanyang University, and Professor Yong Seok Kim of Sejong ...

A robot is using additive manufacturing technology to print houses. Just a few years ago, that thought would seem ludicrous. Yet 3D printing in construction by robots has become a regular feature in ...

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Follow the progress of creating an animatronic robot head using 3D printing and engineering techniques. This project combines robotics, mechanics, and creative design to bring a functional robotic ...

Philadelphia foodies, your next meal could arrive at your doorstep courtesy of a robot. Uber Eats shared that residents of Center City can now have their food orders delivered by Avride autonomous ...

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.