CFSYS is a new Shanghai-based company that produces a continuous carbon fiber 3D printer. Continuous carbon fiber differs from the “carbon fiber filaments” you see on the market. Those are simply ...

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A fan's dedication to Stellar Blade is showcased through a 3D-printed Eve statue, based on the character from the game. Stellar Blade features post-apocalyptic Earth gameplay with combat strategies ...

The new 450cc engine on RE Himalayan 450 might generate around 35 bhp of power and 40 Nm of torque, mated to a 6-speed gearbox Royal Enfield is currently working on a new 450cc platform. Himalayan ...

If you’re in the market for a gaming laptop to get you through a particularly rough winter, you might be in luck. Amazon is selling a well-equipped version of the Razer Blade 15 Base laptop for $1,350 ...

EOS North America has released the Integra P 450, a midrange-temperature, powder bed, polymer 3D printer. Its selective laser sintering platform adjusts to customer needs, bridging the gap between a ...

At first glance, any motorhead would be head over heels for Blade — a sleek sportscar with shimmery deep magenta facade. The aerodynamicity of the car is obvious from its low, curved volume. Yet, this ...

Ex-Freestyle MX star Alvaro Dal Farra has just unveiled his awesome 3D printed Kawasaki KX 450 F – called the Kawa 3D Core. Built with the help of Codoro Studio, Scorpion Engineering and several other ...

It was in 2015 that we first learned of Divergent 3D and its 3D-printed supercar, the Blade. Although strictly a technology demonstrator, the 700-horsepower, tandem two-seater is fascinating in that ...

3D printing has really come a long way in so short a time. A wave that democratized the manufacturing industry has now found its way to automobiles. Although we have indeed seen several examples of ...

3D printing technology has already revolutionized the aeronautics industry. Manufacturers can create lighter, stronger components at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional production methods.

It's good that Sega already has the next wave of 3D Classics lined up for the summer, as going out on 3D Thunder Blade is less than ideal. It's not that this last entry in this second series of ...