Tokyo Olympics Pioneers Pellet-Printed Podiums
It all started with 24.5 tons of used household plastics—collected and pelletized. Then one hundred Olympic podiums were 3D-printed in just 20 days.
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Published 1 August 2021 by Cherise Fong
It all started with 24.5 tons of used household plastics—collected and pelletized. Then one hundred Olympic podiums were 3D-printed in just 20 days.
Published 31 January 2017
According to a study published by four major universities, resorting to 3D printing in PLA would allow the textile industry to be more respectful of the environment.
Published 13 September 2016 by Nicolas Barrial
If 3D printing has been present at the Rio Paralympic Games, a true innovation laboratory, the maker spirit is still trying to forge a path. Investigation into para-sports and DIY.
Published 3 May 2016 by Carine Claude
From frenzy to strokes of genius to missed opportunities, the industrial history of additive manufacturing is a spiky journey to the present. Second part of our investigation.
Published 29 March 2016
The artist Gilles Azzaro has 3D printed Neil Gershenfeld's voice at Artilect fablab in Toulouse (France). He answers the question “What is fablab?”
Published 12 January 2016
Planetary Resources and 3D Systems unveiled the first 3D printed object from asteroid metals at the CES in Las Vegas.
Published 26 May 2015 by Ewen Chardronnet
Iranian artist Morehshin Allahyari is committed to 3D printing thousands-year-old sculptures that were destroyed in Mosul in February by Daech jihadists.
Published 19 January 2015 by Caroline Grellier
The Italian Francesco Pacelli’s Hoop project recycles food waste, especially coffee, to make material close to ceramic for 3D printing.
Published 27 October 2014 by Carine Claude
Mini Metal Maker will soon let us 3D print small objects at home, easily and safely.
Published 30 September 2014 by Annick Rivoire
(Français) Mathilde Berchon signe la deuxième édition (en moins d’un an !) de « L’Impression 3D », aux éditions Eyrolles. Un best-seller pour « rejoindre le mouvement », dit-elle.
Published 28 July 2014 by Carine Claude
How 3D printed medical tools are about to change space surgery.
Published 21 July 2014 by Carine Claude
A cheap metal 3D printer is the promise of Matterfab, a young American start-up.
Published 15 July 2014 by Annick Rivoire
Artists offer user instructions to 3D print the Art Deco chess set Duchamp sculpted in 1919.
Published 20 January 2015 by Quentin Chevrier
Stamp, coffee cup, keyboard... a few everyday professional objects achievable in 3D printing.
Published 30 September 2014 by Damien Bourniquel
Artist Damien Bourniquel, from the Blackboxe hackerspace in Paris, has created for Makery a cacophonic mash-up on 3D printing.
Published 16 September 2014 by Quentin Chevrier
It's not the first 3D-printed car. However, it is the first to have such a big audience during its production.
Published 12 December 2017
The Umarell, a local legend supposed to improve productivity, is reinterpreted by TheFabLab in the form of a 3D figurine. Nationwide buzz.
Published 23 October 2017
The first civil infrastructure for bicycles to be 3D-printed in reinforced pre-stressed concrete opened to cyclists in the village of Gemert, Netherlands.
Published 13 February 2017 by Ewen Chardronnet
The “3D Additivist Cookbook” was launched at Transmediale in Berlin on January 31. About a hundred artists, makers and activists contributed to this book of 3D printing recipes and imaginative and provocative methods.
Published 15 November 2016 by Elsa Ferreira
Astrophysicist David Clements, with a group of students from Imperial College London, has converted the mapping of “the oldest light in the universe” into a 3D printer file. Makery met the man.