Building electronics with 3D printers is something we ... circuits and designed and built a brushless motor, the same kind you would find on electric model planes and quadcopters.

and powered the compressor with an electric motor? And instead of using an axial compressor with tons of tiny blades that would likely be impossible to 3d print with enough strength, you went with ...

With potential applications in everything from motor control to on-demand hardware production, this technology could ...

And with new technologies, from 3D printing to in-wheel motors (IWMs) that allow a car to spin on the spot, electric motors could be grabbing more of the limelight. Getty Images Improvements in ...

Although still far from achieving the performance of semiconductor transistors, the 3D-printed devices could be used for ...

MIT researchers have advanced 3D-printed electronics by creating resettable fuses with a copper-doped polymer.

Ferrari unveiled its new limited-edition F80 supercar on October 17, and the new car innovates with 3D printed metal parts.

Hyundai has stuffed the 478kW Ioniq 5 N's electric drive system into a smaller car, but it is just a prototype.

Although these 3D-printed electronics are not yet comparable to semiconductor transistors in complexity, they could be ...

A team of scientists from MIT made a remarkable discovery while trying to make magnetic coils using extrusion printing. The process melts a filament and ejects ...

The front electric motor is nestled behind a small luggage compartment ... Among the other technical highlights, the ...

New Ferrari F80 road supercar advertises the integration of metal 3D printed parts for the first time in final production.