Carbon3D shows off a fascinating liquid-resin process that bypasses the typical layering approach of 3D printing. ... Patrick emerging as the T-1000 from a puddle of liquid metal in "Terminator 2." ...

Until now, 3D printed objects have been created by printing a series of 2D lines on top of each other. The newest technique by Carbon3D is completely different; it creates an object from a pool of ...

Carbon3D announced its Continuous Liquid Interface Production technology (CLIP) on stage at the TED conference this week. The new approach to 3D printing promises to drastically speed up the 3D ...

CHAPEL HILL, N.C., March 16 (UPI) --Scientists from the University of North Carolina have developed a new kind of 3D printer, and it was inspired by the film Terminator 2.The scene in the movie ...

The project combines 3D structure printing with electronics printing and even algorithms to infuse sensing, computation and actuation throughout the materials, a melding of form and function. “We are ...

If 3D printing is truly going to revolutionize how we produce everything from cars, to computers, to weapons, ... 3D-Printing Liquid Metal Could Make the T-1000 Terminator a Reality ...

So maybe we won't actually see a real-life Terminator come to fruition anytime soon, but flexible electronics could be in our future thanks to a new method of 3D printing that uses liquid metal ...

In a sense, 3D printing as you know it is a lie -- it's really stacking a series of 2D layers on top of each other, rather than forming a single object. That's where Carbon3D might come to the rescue.

New 3D printing company Carbon3D has created a continuous printing technology inspired by a scene in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day." The 3D printer may be able to help dentists quickly print customized ...

It may look like a sci-fi movie prop, but it could be a glimpse at the future of prosthetics. 3D printing can render everyday artefacts in clear plastic, so we can see in unprecedented detail how ...