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robot bin

Technology

Turn any object into a robot using this program and a 3D printer

A computer program watches people perform a task – like opening and closing a window – then designs a machine that can be 3D printed to do the job itself

News

Seeing around corners: How to decipher shadows to see the invisible

Technology

Seeing around corners: How to decipher shadows to see the invisible

Features

sharks

Life

Don't miss: Shark crime, optical games and dairy in the cross hairs

Culture

Lab equipment used for 3D printing

Technology

Incredible shrinking 3D printer can make really tiny objects

News

fugitive ink

Technology

How to 3D-print a living, beating heart

Features

A 4D-printed model of the Sydney Opera House

Technology

Watch 4D-printed ceramics form elaborate, shape-shifting structures

News

A 3D-printed gun

Technology

Row over 3D-printed firearms distracts from US gun violence crisis

Analysis

Self-healing graphene could make robots that fix themselves with water

Technology

Self-healing graphene could make robots that fix themselves with water

News

Morphing magnetic shapes

Technology

Watch a 3D-printed magnetic critter fold and move all by itself

News

The Heart of the Matter: An artful show helps heal broken hearts

Health

The Heart of the Matter: An artful show helps heal broken hearts

A new show that lets you hold a heart in your hands may help people suffering from complex conditions get a much better feel for them

Culture

Space

Astronauts could 3D print tools from their own processed faeces

News

Technology

AI drones are controlling self-driving diggers on building sites

News

Life

Vienna’s Biennale poses hard questions for near and far futures

Culture

Technology

3D-printed alloys could lead to lighter planes that fly further

News