Open-source 3D printing has grown steadily, offering dependable solutions for both beginners and experienced makers. By sharing ideas and designs freely, communities around these printers have ...

[Credit: Pwdr] 3D printing is slowly becoming the next big thing. Over the last few weeks, we’ve heard of people making everything from blood vessels to kid-sized exoskeletons–the ...

Then, in 2014, Chris read about an organisation called e-NABLE, a 5000-strong international group of 3D-printing enthusiasts.Using open-source prosthetic designs, these volunteers print and ...

It’s also an open-source, DIY gadget that you can build yourself using parts that cost about $200 or less, although you will need access to a 3D printer (or 3D printing shop) to build the chassis.

Axon, the partially humanoid open-source robot from the 3D printer You can build the semi-humanoid AI robot Axon yourself. This requires some experience.