3D Printing is still a bit of a wild frontier in technology, but the tech has matured to the point that it's now affordable - and very kid-friendly.

A 3D printing toy shop went viral on TikTok when printing hobbyist Nick Hardman started creating custom teddy bears wearing 3D printed toy models of medical devices for children with corresponding ...

Let’s define kids. Of course, at some age, a kid interested in 3D printing should have a 3D printer in the same way they might have a guitar if they are interested in playing the guitar. But you ...

The lessons in 3D printing can also start kids on entrepreneurial tracks, crafting their own prototypes for product ideas. 3D printing, of course, is not without its downsides.

The ThingMaker 3D is an aggressively priced ($300) 3D printer that pairs with an app to allow kids to create a wide range of toys than span both jewelry and figurines. The companion app that ...

Mattel is re-imagining their ThingMaker toys as 3D printers for children to design and print action figures, jewelry or anything else they may imagine.

Who says 3D-printing is only for scientists, architects, and other professional adults? Certainly not the team behind Toybox.

Tips on 3D printing for kids Safety is important, and when you are working with 3D printers, you are working with moving mechanical parts and high temperatures that can easily burn you, so picking ...

Mattel is hoping to make at-home 3D printing more popular than ever with its new ThingMaker, 3D printing technology designed for kids. Unveiled at the New York Toy Fair, the system can be used to ...

On the downside, it left a generation of creative children without an age-appropriate 3D printing outlet. Though Bonsai Lab seems loath to call it a "3D printer for kids," the BS Toy seems primed ...