3D printing has unlocked amazing possibilities, enabling us to create everything from jewelry to spare parts right at home. But just because you can print something doesn’t mean you should.

Most 3D-printed houses we cover are either arranged on one floor or have an upper floor added later using a timber shell.

3D printing at home is revolutionary. With 3D printers available for under $800 and affordable materials, people will apply 3D printing to multiple residential use cases.

A recently finished 3D-printed home has furthered the eco-credentials of the construction method through the use of 100% natural materials, which allows it to be fully recycled at the end of its life.

One method of distributed plastic recycling is to upcycle plastic waste into 3D printing filament with a recyclebot, which is an open-source waste plastic extruder.

The southeast Houston development would be one of the world's largest 3D-printed home communities, second only to Austin-based startup ICON Build's 100-home development in Georgetown, HiveASMBLD ...

Companies like ICON and SQ4D are using 3D printing to build houses at half the cost and in half the time it takes to build traditional houses.

Zhou noted the significance of the team's research and the potential for wheat straw fibers in home insulation. "Their unique properties, such as low thermal conductivity and low density, make them ...

Digital manufacturing is increasingly being used to reduce waste, improve energy efficiency and enhance circularity of ...

Contec Australia unveiled a landmark two-story 3D-printed home in Perth, built in just 18 hours using advanced concrete ...

Designers are 3D printing masks at home for LA hospital workers In less than one week, hundreds of volunteers have printed more than 1,500 face masks and shields ...