The Robots Are Coming to Town
Maker Faire, an event for tinkerers and electronics enthusiasts, is coming to New York City in September, bringing robots with it.
View ArticleOne on One: Dale Dougherty, Make Magazine and Maker Faire
A One on One interview with Dale Dougherty about Maker Faire, robotics enthusiasts, amateur rocker builders and the growing DIY tinkering community.
View ArticleUh-Oh, Peer-to-Peer Networks Discover 3-D Printing
The Pirate Bay, a notorious peer-to-peer file-sharing Web site that is a source of free copyrighted music and movies, said it was creating a new section for 3-D printer files.
View ArticleDisruptions: With a 3-D Printer, Building a Gun With the Push of a Button
It might sound like science fiction, but 3-D printers are quickly becoming a consumer product, and people are already planning how to print a firearm.
View ArticleHow 3-D Printers Are Now Making Weapons
Cody Wilson, a 24-year-old law student at the University of Texas, has successfully printed parts for a 3-D printed gun that he used to shoot off nearly 30 bullets.
View ArticleMicrosoft Moves to Simplify 3-D Printing
Microsoft is supporting for an array of 3-D printers in Windows 8.1, in a move to position itself as a leader in the emerging technology.
View ArticleResearchers Develop Flexible Metal for 3-D Printers
Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a technology that will allow a metal alloy to be used in 3-D printers and could lead to flexible gadgets.
View Article3-D Printing the 19th Century
Nearly 6 million U.S. patents are in the public domain, and one New York attorney is resurrecting a handful of forgotten inventions by way of 3-D printing.
View ArticleA 3-D Scanner Reaches for the Masses
MakerBot, a leader in consumer 3-D printing, has introduced a desktop scanner called the Digitizer that could help push more of the public into 3-D printing.
View ArticleThe Wide Open Era in 3-D Printing
Pirate3D is a small but ambitious maker of three-dimensional printers that attracted notice last spring when it raised a large amount of money on Kickstarter. A look at the company and its plans shows...
View ArticleDisruptions: Coming in 2014: Extremely Smart Watches and Wearable TVs
The new year may bring vast improvements in a variety of gadgets, including smart watches and prototypes of flexible TV screens that can be worn.
View Article3-D Printing Moves Closer to the Mainstream
Yes, 3-D printers are quickly adding the features that could take them past the bleeding edge of tech buyers.
View ArticleFinally, a Way to Make a Selfie Statue
Ever wanted to have a status of yourself sitting on a bookshelf? Now you can thanks to 3D technology and a handful of young companies looking for a new way to satisfy the ego of the consumer.
View ArticleDaily Report: Computer Technology Is Reviving the Board Game
With eye-popping graphics, visceral action and online communities, video games should have killed tabletop games, but in fact sales are increasing.
View ArticleAutodesk Unveils Open-Source 3-D Printing System
The software company's new Spark operating system will run on its new model and be available at no cost to users of other 3-D printers.
View ArticleHP Unveils Plan to Make 3-D Printing an Everyday Thing
Hewlett Packard, which made a fortune dominating the personal computer printing business, has long been expected to go into 3-D printing. A printer and a design creation system announced Wednesday show...
View ArticleSlice and Carve: The Next Wave in Computer-Aided Creativity
Laser cutters and computer-controlled milling machines are coming out of industrial workshops and planting themselves on desktops.
View ArticleThe Robots Are Coming to Town
Maker Faire, an event for tinkerers and electronics enthusiasts, is coming to New York City in September, bringing robots with it.
View ArticleOne on One: Dale Dougherty, Make Magazine and Maker Faire
A One on One interview with Dale Dougherty about Maker Faire, robotics enthusiasts, amateur rocker builders and the growing DIY tinkering community.
View ArticleUh-Oh, Peer-to-Peer Networks Discover 3-D Printing
The Pirate Bay, a notorious peer-to-peer file-sharing Web site that is a source of free copyrighted music and movies, said it was creating a new section for 3-D printer files.
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