Small, 3D-printed devices, designed to be implanted directly under the skin, could allow people with type 1 diabetes to ...

One of the most groundbreaking aspects of this shift is the application of 3D bioprinting in space. In traditional Earth-based laboratories, gravity imposes limitations on the complexity and ...

3D printing shakes up the space industry Several companies have tapped into the domestic space industry with an additive manufacturing process to save money and time.

Microsoft has just announced, and released, its Xbox Adaptive Joystick, the latest in the brand's range of peripherals designed for those with different mobility needs.

Already, 3D printing in space is underway. On the International Space Station, astronauts use 3D printers to make tools and spare parts, such as ratchet wrenches, clamps and brackets.

• SABIC collaborated with Branch Technology on freeform 3D printing of an open matrix structure used to produce BranchClad® panels for restoring the Pathfinder space shuttle prototype.

The filaments in conventional 3D printers often break or jam in microgravity and in vacuum, which is a problem that needs to be solved before they can be reliably used in space.

The European Space Agency has unveiled the first 3D printed component made in space. The achievement will have far-reaching implications for the commercial space industry.

By being able to 3D print metal objects in microgravity, space agencies will be able to re-supply parts and other necessities during long durations in space.

Deep tech First metal part 3D-printed in space paves way for deeper cosmic missions The further you travel into the space, the less you can rely on resupplies from Earth. That's where 3D-printing ...

Microsoft has announced three new accessibility devices and 3D printable files for adaptive thumbstick toppers, expanding options for Xbox gamers. Developed in collaboration with the Gaming & ...

Virgin Galactic 3D printing is already being used in the space industry to create rocket engines and many more parts, but experts want to use the technology not only on the ground but also in space.