Graphical summary of the newly developed 3D bioprinting process. (Credit: Yan et al., 2024) The brain is probably the least explored organ, much of which is due to the difficulty of studying it in ...

A long-term problem in 3D printing of functional electronic devices has held back the technology from use in more advanced applications. This problem is the loss of conductivity in materials and ...

Sakuu Corporation announces that since December 2022 it has successfully and consistently 3D printed fully functional performant batteries in custom shapes and sizes — pictured here.

For years, printing functional organs and body parts, like ear, jaw and muscle, has been nothing but science fiction, but now, a study claims that it is possible in real life too. TheHealthSite.com ...

Below are a few of the functional elements that 3D printing can create. Super Titanium Tailpipe . Koenigsegg, the Swedish supercar manufacturer, produced One:1 supercar in 2014. Research and ...

Printing Hearts. A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University just 3D printed functional components of the human heart — including small blood vessels and large beating ventricles.

This is just a small piece of the heart. While the technology produces a relatively high output, there's much more work to be done before a fully functional, 3D-printed organic heart is available.

Researchers 3D-print functional human brain tissue. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2024 / 02 / 240201212823.htm. University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Madman uses 3D printing to create functional F1-style gearbox I bet you were pretty proud of that loaf of sourdough you whipped up from scratch while stuck at home.