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Stratasys 3D-printed windshield air duct, used on all NASCAR Cup cars, funnels air into the car to keep the driver cool. Image: Stratasys In the past, the worst case scenario might have been to ...

This fun and beginner-friendly acrylic pour uses a 3D printed flower cup to create mesmerizing effects. You’ll want to try this! #acrylicpour #fluidarttechnique #diyart Hillary Clinton breaks ...

A startup based in San Francisco and Germany says you can do exactly that with its cups, guilt-free. GaeaStar is getting ready to introduce its 3D-printed, disposable clay cups to the US ...

San Francisco- and Berlin-based 3D-printing startup GaeaStar and its founder and CEO, Sanjeev Mankotia, are attracting investment for at least one solution to single-use trash, like coffee cups ...

Ivan and Evan said their mom actually 3D printed the Stanley Cups for them to use. The replicas were also covered in foil. “My mom actually put this together. We went to the Edmonton series ...

The company will even create custom parts for you after your car has been delivered, as one Chiron owner discovered when she asked for a cup holder ... and developed a 3D-printed cupholder ...

Starbucks is brewing up something new in Texas—and this time, it’s not just what’s in the cup. Next week, the coffee giant will open its first-ever 3D-printed store, a drive-thru-only ...