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Why You’ll See Many More 3-D Printers Next Year

As of 2014, patents protecting one of the best technologies for 3-D printing will expire. The world of manufacturing could change as a result.

Manufacturing’s Next Frontier: Materials That Assemble Themselves

The fourth dimension of at-home manufacturing is near, according to an MIT team. All you’ll have to do is add water.

Stratasys Announces Purchase Of MakerBot

MIT’s New Self-Assembly Lab Is Building A Paradigm Shift To 4-D Manufacturing

What if your Ikea desk could assemble itself? If Skylar Tibbits has his way, parts will someday put themselves together, better than you ever could.

Stratasys’s Programmable Materials: Just Add Water

Stratasys’s new materials let designers code the behavior of 3-D objects right down to the particle. Will the future of manufacturing be, “Just add water?”

A 3-D Printed Exoskeleton For The Disabled

Two-year-old Emma couldn’t move her arms before she was outfitted with this amazing device.

The 10 Most Innovative Companies in Transportation

Queen Guitarist Brian May: Want 3-D? “Avatar” Has Nothing On Victorian Stereoscopics

Are 3-D Printers About to Hit the Mainstream?