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The New Raw dutch-based studio brings its on-going research and design project, Print Your City, at the city of Thessaloniki within the framework of “Zero Waste Future” programme, conceived and powered by Coca-Cola Greece in collaboration with the Municipality of Thessaloniki, Ecorec and Ogilvy Greece, as well as Zero Waste Lab which takes place during November 2018 – May 2019 in Thessaloniki, Greece.

It's 86 feet long and was created entirely with a 3D printer. Shanghai is now home to the world's longest 3D-printed concrete bridge, produced by a team from the Tsinghua University School of Architecture in Beijing.

America's top skincare brand will unveil its most personalized skincare product ever, the Neutrogena MaskiD at the Consumer Electronics Showcase (CES) in Las Vegas this week. The Neutrogena MaskiD is a patent-pending, 3D-printed sheet mask powered by user data that delivers the clinical efficacy expected from the #1 dermatologist recommended brand in the United States.

The new central library is one of the most anticipated public projects in Finland for years, an ambitious attempt to reinvent the library for its population’s future needs. Two days before the opening Oodi, Helsinki’s new central library, its director, Anna-Maria Soininvaara, stands before some of the high-tech equipment that would soon be available for the public to use. She isn’t entirely sure what it all did, she says sheepishly.

A new additive manufacturing platform was used for the digital fabrication of transparent glass at industrial scale. The G3DP2 platform, developed by MIT scientists and used to turn molten glass into 3-meter tall columns, is described in an article published in 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing, a peer-reviewed journal fromMary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers.

Now the development department of the french luxury brand has achieved a new coup. for the first time, the bugatti developers have succeeded in designing a brake caliper that can be produced by 3-d printing. But that is by no means all. While the main material used for the additive production of vehicle components to date has been aluminium, the new brake caliper is made from titanium. This is therefore the world’s largest functional component produced from titanium using 3D printing processes.