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Bio-ID Lab designs DIY algae-infused tiles that can extract toxic dyes from water

Blending biology with design, BIO-ID Lab’s algae tiles offer a creative solution to water pollution. These handmade tiles use microalgae to absorb and neutralize harmful dyes—bringing sustainability into everyday materials.

2021: What to watch out for in additive manufacturing

The year 2021 marked a significant evolution in additive manufacturing (AM), transitioning from prototyping to full-scale production. Key developments included the adoption of additive manufacturing execution systems (MES) for streamlined workflows, the rise of distributed and on-demand production m

Syria Relief appeals for 3D printed prosthetics for children

In response to growing medical needs, Syria Relief is embracing 3D printing to produce lightweight, cost-effective prosthetic limbs for children injured in the Syrian conflict—offering a lifeline to a brighter, more mobile future.

How 3D Printing’s More Innovative Than the Web

3D printing is reshaping the world beyond digital limits, enabling on-demand creation of everything from organs to buildings.

Tokyo Is Being Recreated As 100 Piece 3D Printed Map You Can Own

iJet Inc.‘s “One Hundred Tokyo” project offers a 1:12,500 scale 3D-printed map of Tokyo, divided into 100 detailed, magnetic tiles using ZENRIN’s mapping data. 

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