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Organic sheets printed from room-temperature inks switch in 26 nanoseconds, recognize handwritten digits almost as well as software, and wash away after use.

Holographic methods based on acoustic holograms could revolutionize 3D printing and its applications in many industries.

The groundbreaking innovations unveiled at the GDC: Discover how AI is revolutionizing the creation and presentation of 3D models for printed wearables, virtual clothing, avatars, and immersive virtual worlds.

A new 3D printable, biocooperative material made from a person's own blood can help the body heal from injuries or diseases.

Future foldable, inkjet-printed semiconductors on flexible substrates at low cost now possible

Researchers have created 3D printable concrete that is stronger, lasts longer, and is better for the environment.

Colossal Biosciences uses a 3D‑printed eggshell to hatch chickens, moving closer to reviving the extinct moa. Scientists call it an eggshell, not a true artificial egg.

Mars may someday forge its own tools. Scientists successfully tested metal 3D printing in a carbon dioxide atmosphere, hinting astronauts could manufacture spare parts using Martian air itself.

Harvard engineers 3D‑print programmable “artificial muscle” filaments that bend and twist when heated, enabling soft robots, smart filters, and injectable medical devices.

Explore the cutting-edge 3D-GPT framework, a collaborative breakthrough by Australian National University, University of Oxford, and Beijing Academy of AI, revolutionizing instruction-driven 3D modeling with large language models.