The Mod-t isn't the first low-cost 3D printer, and it's not the fastest. What it does is straddle a lot of lines, and offers up some utility that makes sense for a myriad of people.

A review unit of the MOD-t 3D printer was provided on loan by New Matter, which I'll be purchasing for the 17 year-old so he can use it for work. Check out my website . Editorial Standards Forbes ...

3D printers are usually noisy. But we found one that might be quiet enough to use in an office environment. ... A little while ago, I got in a small, inexpensive printer called the Mod-t.

If we had made it too small for that, we would’ve done something horribly wrong. The Wire: There's an extruder that allows 3D printers to print in Nutella. (I love Nutella.) Will this work on Mod-t?

The MOD-t works a little differently from most 3D printers in that instead of opening a 3D object file in software resident on your computer, you go to a "Library" associated with your account on ...

New Matter explains a little more about their new MOD-t 3D printer “3D printing should be as easy as how we create and communicate. That’s why New Matter is more than just a printer.

A tiny 3D printer that began at $59 has earned almost 2,000 preorders on Kickstarter. With that price tag, some enthusiasts are skeptical. The printer uses renewable PLA plastic, ...

To create the microbattery, a custom-built 3D printer extrudes special inks through a nozzle narrower than a human hair. Those inks solidify to create the battery’s anode (red) and cathode ...

The world of 3D printing has been making great strides recently. The Wire sat down with Co-Founder, President, and Chief Technology Officer of New Matter, Steve Schell, to learn more about 3D ...