Back in 2013, a little-known startup by the name of Formlabs made a huge splash on Kickstarter with the release of a groundbreaking new 3D printer. The Form 1, as it was called, was one of the first ...

When desktop 3D printing emerged a decade ago, the phrase “plug-and-play” was thrown around a lot to describe how user-friendly a given machine was. Nevertheless, none of the original desktop systems ...

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What the Form 3 Plus does, it does very well, but its overly technical system might put off the average user. If you’ve only ever seen a 3D printer in the movies, the ones you’ve likely seen are made ...

The Formlabs Form 2 3D Printer delivers consistently reliable performance and can produce extremely detailed and complex 3D objects. The printer supports both USB and network printing. The printer and ...

The current king of at-home 3D printers is the MakerBot Replicator 2. The latest-generation machine from the MakerBot folks has so far proven to be wildly popular with the DIY and hobbyist crowd, as ...

Enter the Formlabs Form 4L, a resin 3D printer that’s redefining what’s possible for professionals who demand the best. Unlike filament-based printers that struggle with fine details, the Form 4L ...

Formlabs has introduced a new SLA 3D printer that is called the Form 2 and builds on the technology used in the previous generation of 3D printer that was originally launched by the Kickstarter ...

The Formlabs Form 1+ 3D printer ($3,299) is elegant in its simplicity, and more capable of producing accurate models with detailed intricacy than any other 3D printer I’ve reviewed. This printer also ...

Formlabs, a start-up led by MIT researchers, has created a desktop 3D printer that uses stereolithography (SLA) technology normally reserved for costly high-end printers. While other at-home 3D ...