[XYZAidan] has a process that can recycle paper into 3D cardboard-like objects. You need a 3D printer, but it doesn’t actually print the paper. Instead, you use the printer to create a mold ...

The design also allows the boxes to be made in a variety of sizes without changing any of the 3D printed parts. Carefully measured and cut cardboard is critical, but that’s nothing a utility ...

The cardboard device allows you to simulate 3D visual experiences on your desktop or table. Thanks to over 100 backers the project has already raised its required pledge goal with still 20 days left.