sits a tool that could revolutionize human space travel: a 3D printer. "Space is the final frontier," says Andrew Rush, CEO of Made in Space, the company behind the printer. Rush says his team ...

"Our idea is to be able to manufacture things directly in space using 3D printing and in doing so we open the door to recycling in space and to have a full circular economy." The International ...

Researchers from the University of Glasgow unveiled a 3D printer that can create material in microgravity, which could improve space flight and may also help create better resources to use back on ...

Via a collaboration with Nasa, Auxilium has installed a 3D printer on the ISS to test the promise of manufacturing in ...

The clock is a testament to [Ivan]’s design skills in the 3D printed space ... large format printer, each segment consists of a front panel, large single-piece diffuser, LED carrier, and ...

A 3D printer developed by Auxilium Biotechnologies has created medical devices on the International Space Station (ISS) as science attempts to overcome certain gravity-induced manufacturing ...

"Our idea is to be able to manufacture things directly in space using 3D printing and in doing so we open the door to recycling in space and to have a full circular economy." More stories from Glasgow ...