Sculpteo 3D printing blog

We launched the Sculpteo iPhone/iPad app two months ago. Since then, you’ve been tens of thousands to download it. Thank you! Download the Sculpteo app for free here. The Sculpteo app allows you to customize personal objects from a limited serie of 3...

Additive manufacturing is a fastly moving technology. Each week brings new amazing projects on stage… 3D printings that no one thought possible a few years or months ago. We selected some of these amazing 3D printing projects that just showed up in t...

The Man Who Prints House is a documentary about Enrico Dini, an Italian roboticist with a big dream: building a 3D printer capable of printing a house. He is working on his very large-scale project since 2008, filming its strive to make it a reality....

If you’re in London in February, you should check the exhibition “SEND TO PRINT / PRINT TO SEND” at the Aram Gallery (Covent Garden). It ends on February 25th, 2011. The exhibition showcases works by designers and organisations using additive manufac...

2011 has been a year of success for 3D printing. Additive manufacturing gained an amazing popularity and a bunch of events showed that democratization is quickly on its way! At Sculpteo, we were very proud to see it happening! We selected a few of th...

A few weeks ago, Vivian Stephenson reached us on our Facebook page. She shared a great picture of one of her sculptures currently displayed in an art gallery in San Jose, CA. We were really glad to meet Vivian at her home in San Francisco for one of ...

Our exploration of the Bay Area to discover innovative uses of 3D printing lead us to a design studio of a new kind. Because We Can is an architecture and interior design studio based in West Oakland. Jeff is architect, Jillian is graphic designer an...

Today, New Scientist’s Paul Marks published an interesting article including a C&EN video about Arthur Olson, professor at The Scripps Research Institute, who demonstrates how he uses an augmented reality custom-made software called AutoDock to track...

The RepRap Mendel presented here uses RAMPS 1.3. RepRap Arduino Mega Pololu Shield (or RAMPS) is designed to fit the entire electronics needed for a RepRap in one small package for low cost. The 3D Printer is powered by a battery connected to a 45 Wa...

In this MIT News video, Steven Keating, a graduate student from the Mediated Matter Group at the MIT Media lab, introduce you to their test platform for 3D Printing: a robotic arm. By attaching different extruder heads they can test out different mat...