and it could be the next big leap in 3D printing technology. Turning strands of plastic into a malleable goo that can be squeezed through a tiny print head doesn’t require a heck of a lot of heat.

While some printers come with remote monitoring ... The software runs on a Raspberry Pi housed in a 3D-printed enclosure with a T-800 Terminator head on top to give it a bit of extra presence.

In an iconic scene in the movie "Terminator 2," the robotic villain T-1000 rises fully formed from a puddle of metallic goo. The newest innovation in 3-D printing looks pretty similar ...

from capturing images to preparing your model for 3D printing, using accessible technology like the KIRI Engine. Imagine being able to hold a miniature version of your own head in your hands ...

Carbon3D may have just reinvented 3-D printing, taking its inspiration from James Cameron’s T-1000 in Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Advertisement Skip to the content ...