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Will 3D printed houses be the next big thing? Rock climbers rejoice. A Dartmouth-led research team has recreated parts of popular rock climbing routes using 3D modeling and digital fabrication.

It’s a useful device for getting the grime, sand, and sweat out of handholds while rock climbing, and it’s entirely 3D printed using manufacturing techniques only 3D printers can do.

An expert rock climbing wall has been re-created within a gym thanks to a team of computer scientists and engineers. ... The 3D printing market has seen quite a few changes over the last few years.

Athos, a Barcelona-based company, is hoping to change that with the world's first 3D-printed climbing shoes, promising a bespoke fit with the help of digital scans. Over the course of two years ...

Engineers at the University of Chile have developed a 3D printing technology that is one part 3D printer, and one part climbing robot. The "Koala 3D" printer combines these technologies to enable the ...

Rock climbing in art is unusual, but it is not without its precedents. ... he presented a disassembled billboard and objects that he 3D-printed from iPhone scans of automobile scraps.