COVID-19: How S’pore 3D Printing Firms Joined The Race To Produce Face Shields, Nose Swabs
Some of them even converted up to 90 per cent of their 3D printing capacity to produce face shields, nasal swabs, ear savers and medical manikins.
NTU Partners ISF Incubators To Launch Blockchain-Based 3D Printing Startup In S’pore
3D printing in Singapore may not be as present but with the partnership between NTU and US-based ISF Incubators, the industry gets a boost.
3D Printing Isn’t Just A Fad – Two Startup Founders In S’pore Share Why It’s Here To Stay
Following the fall of Singapore startup, Pirate3D, two founders share their thoughts on why 3D printing in Singapore will continue to thrive and their thoughts on their predecessor's failures.
It Took 8 Years For This Team To Build M’sia’s Largest Miniature Exhibition
With no experience in architecture, MinNature managed to build Malaysia's first ever and largest miniature exhibition that showcases our country well.
Singapore’s First Tech Carnival: 5 Futuristic Sights You Shouldn’t Miss
This carnival by the IDA will give you a peek into the future — tofu pianos included.
From Art Jamming to 3D Printing: Damien Chow of Tenvas Believes That “Everyone Can Be Creative”
"Have the creativity to dream up the future, and the courage to make it happen.”
Makeronee’s 3D Printing Exhibition Connects NUS Students With The World Of 3D Printing
"There will be a day when most of the items we produce are made via 3D printing."
Daniel Peng Zhuo On The Beauty Of 3D Food Printing And Singapore’s Own 3D Printing Exhibition
3D printing isn't just about plastics anymore!
[Seriously Satire] Woman 3D Prints Her New Face To Look Like Kim Kardashian
3D printing is the perfect cheaper alternative to plastic surgery.
Want To Try Your Hand At 3D Printing? Just Check Your Post Office.
Now you can 3D print a figurine of yourself - from a post office.
Singapore Kickstarter Hero Pirate3D Sinks As It Fell Short On Meeting Expectations
A Hearty Welcome: 3D Printed Human Hearts To Aid Surgeons In Their Training
What science is able to achieve is limitless. Someone's found a way to print 3D human hearts to help train medical students.