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The first ever 3D printer released to the public under the name of SLA-250.
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Scott Crump invented Fused Deposition Modeling where the filament is fed to the printer.
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LOM ManufacturingLOM stands for Laminated Object Manufacturing.
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MIT patents 3 Dimensional Printing Techniques which is a process similiar to inkjet printing in 2D printing.
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Even though they sold a big branch of their company they remained the biggest European producer of 3D printers.
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Used during Urinary Bladder Augmentation, Scientist make a 3D scaffolding and then coat it in the patient's cells.
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Scientists create a working kidney that can filter blood.
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RepRap was an open source 3D printer project that was attempting to make a printer that could replicate itself and it was under the GNU (General Public License) allowing anybody to make changes or redistribute it.
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SLS Printers become a viable solution and started to be used much more.
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RepRap finally achieved a partial amount of its goal when they released their Darwin model that could print 50% of it's parts.
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Shapeways launches an early verion of its service that allows people to sell their 3D products cheaply and easily.
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The first person ever walks on their own 3D printed prosthetic leg.
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The first 3D kits are released to the public in DIY form.
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Urbee the car in question was completely printed using different 3D printers.
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On this day Organovo announced that they had printed a fully functional blood cell.
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A company called i.materialise launches a new service that allows you to print in gold and silver.
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Engineers at the University of South Hampton create the first ever 3D printed aircraft.
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This jaw was printed in the Netherlands and was implanted into a 83 year old's mouth.
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Stratasys released the Objet Connex 500 which is able to print different materials and colors.
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When Hasbro announced the partnership they also said they will be making "play printers" for kids to use to print toys.
