This April 3, 2020 selfie photo provided by Coty George shows George in Waianae, Hawaii, wearing a green cloth mask with yellow and orange puakenikeni flowers made by the Hawaii designer Air South.

Face coverings to curb the spread of Covid-19 are important wherever you are, whether it’s heading to the store to go grocery shopping or heading to the great outdoors. If you might encounter other ...

In a corner lab of the BYU Crabtree Technology Building, there is a constant hum as five machines zip back and forth. Hour by hour and layer by layer, a group of 3D printers are churning out ...

Recently, the additive manufacturing industry entered the cosmetic and skincare space, with scientists leveraging new technologies to enhance their ability to create customized products. Here, we ...

During this era of coronavirus, certain items have become nearly impossible to find. Toilet paper and paper towels for sure, just ask anyone who's tried to purchase either recently (side note: I ...

A grey market has emerged in the medical community as doctors and nurses search for personal protective equipment. It’s leading to some out-of-the-box ideas. A Survey Monkey poll NBC 6 conducted ...

Detailed lesson plans on the fundamentals of 3D printing and how to 3D print the Maker Mask can be found on Further, pi-top’s online learning space. As a response to the desperate need for locally ...

Amid a nationwide shortage of personal protective equipment, three Helena teachers have started 3D printing reusable face masks to help meet the demand for local health care providers during the COVID ...

Annapolis residents Steven and Joan Saint Amour are leading a community movement to rapidly create thousands of plastic N95-standard respirator masks and face shields with 3D printers loaned from ...

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti’s latest weapon against COVID-19? Art. On Wednesday, Garcetti announced a new initiative called the L.A. Mask Print Project, in which L.A. County artists can submit ...

The thing about wearing a tiger mask as an Asian woman behind the wheel of a rental car in New York City is that no one takes you seriously. Even while flippin’ the bird and yelling at a van making an ...