Technical polyamides offer excellent performance, but their printing complexity often makes them impractical. SP4 CF15 from 3DBooster was created to solve this paradox: 8.5 GPa rigidity, thermal resistance up to 180°C, and open-air printability without advanced setups.

CNC Kitchen's BumpMesh transforms images into realistic 3D textures in minutes, directly from the browser. Without complex software, it allows you to apply displacement maps to create physical details on 3D models, ideal for 3D printing and rendering. Open-source, free, and easy-to-use tool.

Creality develops a home recycling system for 3D filament, composed of a shredder and extruder, which turns print failures into new filament. The process includes shredding, drying, and re-extrusion, with acceptable tolerances for non-professional use. It supports various materials and allows for creative customizations, yet still requires manual intervention. A first step

The University of Wisconsin–Madison Makerspace is a model of a high-volume 3D printing university laboratory, based on standardized workflows, FDM/FFF technologies, and a hybrid team of students and technicians. Thanks to this approach, the center manages thousands of annual prints with high efficiency, supporting teaching, research, and innovation in a scalable and sustainable ecosystem.

Entry-level desktop 3D printing offers low costs but presents limitations in quality, materials, and reliability compared to industrial systems. Compromises on advanced materials, post-sales support, and longevity make a careful evaluation of actual production needs necessary before purchase.

3D printing is revolutionizing microfluidics by enabling the rapid and precise production of complex devices in a single process. Technologies like PolyJet and PµSL allow for the creation of microfluidic chips with micrometer-scale channels, eliminating assembly phases and reducing development costs and times. The integration of advanced design, biocompatible materials, and functional coatings enables

There's a prejudice that's hard to die: 3D printed products have an inevitably compromised aesthetic. True Iconic Design overturns this logic by building sculptural home accessories where the production technology disappears completely — and only the design remains.

The guide illustrates the use of consumer-grade LiDAR for 3D scanning, comparing tools such as smartphones with integrated LiDAR, portable scanners like 3DMakerpro Lynx and Toucan, and practical workflows for makers and small productions. The advantages of each technology are analyzed in terms of precision, portability, and costs, with application examples in design, teaching, and prototyping

The Mintion V1 is an accessible filtration system for FFF/FDM 3D printers, designed to reduce ultrafine particles and VOCs. It uses HEPA and activated carbon filters, easily integrating into home or maker spaces. It improves air quality by reducing odors and pollutants, but requires conscious use and correct installation to maximize effectiveness.

Customizing colors and materials in consumer 3D printing requires technical expertise to achieve aesthetic and functional results, with technologies such as structural color and advanced mixing systems.

Self-produced design for micro-companies: operational playbook to bring an idea from prototype to sale, with a focus on workflow, accessible tools, and integration between production and branding. A methodical approach to building a scalable and sustainable business.

Educational robotics and the maker approach, if integrated with a structured teaching plan, can transform learning into a practical experience. Success depends on teacher training, the appropriate choice of technologies and materials, and coherent curricular integration.