A Japanese company will 3D scan your entire person and print a miniature full-colour replica.

DRM has been used to prevent illegal copying of games, music, movies, and e-books. Next up could be 3D printing.

One Toronto based company aims to bring 3D printing to households everywhere.

Thanks to modern technology, a seriously injured bald eagle gets a second chance at life.

What happens when a soldier on the ground discovers a flaw in a piece of equipment? You print a part to fix it right on site.

A Japanese company creates 3D prints of your unborn fetus

Thanks to a 3D-printed exoskeleton, 4-year-old Emma Lavelle is now able to use her arms.

Someone has created part of an M16 assault rifle using a 3D printer and when it was put together with an off-the-shelf upper .22-calibre pistol receiver, successfully fired hundreds of rounds.

For years, Titanium has been used by dentists and surgeons in oral implants…but never quite like this!

Using 3D printing technology, a high-tech spider has been developed which can be used as a tool in hazardous situations.