We've covered all sorts of amazing drones here at Tom's Hardware — most of them custom-designed with amazing finesse. Today is the first time we've ever covered a drone quite like this. Students Andrei Copaci, Pawel Kowalczyk, Krzysztof Sierocki, and Mikolaj Dzwigalo from Denmark's Aalborg University have 3D printed a custom drone that is not only capable of flight but can also be piloted underwater.
I'm building a media server out of leftover PC parts and a 3D printed case
Why buy a PC server when you can build one using spare parts and a 3D printer?
This futuristic 3D-printed cyberdeck has two swiveling touchscreens — and it's powered by a Raspberry Pi 5
It's no secret that we love a good cyberdeck here at Tom's Hardware , and today we've got an awesome one to share with you that really caught our attention. Maker and developer Sector 07 has put together an amazing, dual-screen 3D-printed cyberdeck . Like most cyberdecks, it's got tons of room for customizations and can do pretty much anything you're willing to program it to do.
DIY Dual-Screen Cyberdeck
Scientists 3D print titanium fuel tank for space travel — world's first to pass critical durability test
The Korea Institute of Industrial Technology recently announced an incredible breakthrough in the world of additive manufacturing (aka 3D printing) and its practical application in the space industry. In a joint project led by the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI), KP Aviation Industries, Hanyang University, and AM Solutions, the group managed to 3D print a fuel tank out of titanium that was able to pass a critical durability test, as reported by Popular Science.
It seems that things are ramping up
3D-printed PCB made with liquid metal and PVA is fully recyclable, allows immediate reuse — dissolves and separates when immersed in water, allowing for reuse
A team of researchers from the University of Maryland, Georgia Tech, and the University of Notre Dame created a new 3D printing method for building PCBs that can use fully recyclable materials. That means a PCB can be created, dissolved, and the materials entirely reused to create a new PCB.
According to the paper (via ResearchGate ), this technique, called DissolvPCB
Prusa just made all Core One 3D printers quieter – Here’s how
Prusa makes all of its CORE One 3D printers quieter using new optimisations Prusa doesn’t release new 3D printers very often. Some brands seemingly release new 3D printer designs every year. In contrast, Prusa sticks to their designs and optimises their software to deliver better experiences with their current hardware. Today, we are seeing this […]
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5 mechanical keyboard mods you can 3D print in an afternoon
Discover 5 easy 3D printing projects to customize your mechanical keyboard in just an afternoon. From custom switch plates to sound-dampening, unleash your creativity and elevate your typing experience with these simple mods.
New nuclear era: 3D printing cuts build times as NASA preps Moon reactor
A new era for nuclear technology is emerging at the intersection of advanced manufacturing and space exploration. The US is leveraging 3D printing to build nuclear reactor components on Earth, while also accelerating plans to deploy a nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030.
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Elegoo unveils Nexprint, a new 3D model platform for creators
Elegoo has unveiled Nexprint, a 3D model platform that aggregates models from other platforms Elegoo has just unveiled Nexprint, the company’s new 3D modelling platform for creators. Nexprint is a place where 3D modellers can share and download 3D models, making it easy for users of 3D printers to find their next print. Nexprint is […]
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3D printing and AI used to slash nuclear reactor component construction time ‘from weeks to days’ — pioneers hail 'new era of nuclear construction'
3D printing is tipped to have a pivotal part to play in “a new era of nuclear construction.” The assertion comes after the U.S.'s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) successfully integrated 3D printing and AI into the smart manufacturing of nuclear infrastructure. The ORNL partnered with Kairos Power, Barnard Construction, Airtech, TruDesign, Additive Engineering Solutions, Haddy, and the University of Maine to successfully create polymer concrete forms for the Hermes Low-