Q-tips are known for their wide variety of uses, but who would have thought they’d be a great tool for learning shapes? Start by tying a small bunch of Q-tips together, then use hot glue to form each ...

If you'd like to make a few novelty chocolate bars for an event or just because, you can do so without too much trouble by 3D-printing or hand-carving a relief image, making a silicone mold of that ...

Spyntex is furniture which can be built into different shapes, just like Lego. It consists of 61 elements and each piece has a long and a short side. This means they can be flipped over to create ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. THE revolution will not be televised, but it might be printed. Once the plaything of car and aerospace companies, 3D printers are ...

If you’re not satisfied with any of the drones on the market, you may one day be able to design your own, thanks to researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A team from MIT’s Computer ...