At first glance, the Ultimaker 2 Extended may seem like just a bigger, more expensive version of the much-heralded Ultimaker 2, and the Ultimaker 2 Go may seem like just a smaller, less expensive version. And that’s more or less accurate, which is a good thing or a bad thing depending on how you think […]
At a glance you can be forgiven if you don’t notice any difference between the Taz 4 and the Taz 5. But if you’ve been following LulzBot and their meteoric rise this past year, you’d have noticed that their smaller offering, the LulzBot Mini featured a new “Hexagon” all metal hot end, a self-calibrating platform, […]
Brook Drumm and Printrbot are an inspiration to makers and hardware hackers everywhere. Their company credo seems to be a healthy combination of minimalism and irreverence from which a good number of innovative, thought-provoking products have emerged. The Printrbot Play is another excellent 3D printer from this lineage in terms of print quality, speed, and […]
Disney, in partnership with Carnegie Mellon, shows off very exciting software for creating 3D-printable robots.
The flaming sword in Fallout 4 looked cool enough in the game, but is much cooler in real life!
Makers, engineers, and doctors came together for the 24-hour Cleveland Medical Hackathon, using big data and microcontrollers to make a difference in healthcare.
The tech seems goofy, but the concepts are surprisingly applicable to our present techno-culture.
