Here's how 3D printing makes the robots that make everything else One of the largest industrial robotics companies in the world demonstrates how rapid prototyping has already disrupted manufacturing.

This approach, introduced in a paper published in Science Robotics, relies on a three-dimensional (3D) printing strategy that employs a newly formulated gel.

The potential of 3D printing and robotics is nothing if not inspiring, but it's difficult even to imagine the extent of the inroads they will make in our manufacturing base or the myriad products they ...

A team from ETH Zurich and MIT adapted the traditional 3D inkjet printing process to make multi-material models in a single pass. The method has proven ideal for creating pliable and elastic ...

Researchers at the National University of Singapore are developing 3D skin that glows to send signals during underwater missions.

A researcher has helped create a new 3D printing approach for shape-changing materials that are likened to muscles, opening the door for improved applications in robotics as well as biomedical and ...

Imagine a 3D printer that can print creations exactly where you need them. That’s the idea behind MobiPrint, a mobile 3D printing robot developed by Daniel Campos Zamora at the University of ...

And on the other side of the platform is the 3D printing robot. In the AR headset, the designer views the platform, the object, and the robot as seen by the camera but with the model he’s ...

Your next house could be 3D-printed by a giant robot A new potential solution to housing affordability is beginning to emerge in North Texas, concrete homes made by huge 3D printers. By Mitchell ...

Not that people aren't trying to industrialize the process, using 3D printing, robots and other technologies that are a far cry from those Levitt and Sons employed.

Joris Laarman has created a free-standing 3D printing robot that creates beautiful metal sculptures with the graceful brush strokes of an artist.