Platinum Arts Sandbox is an open source easy to use standalone 3D Game Maker and 3D Game Design program currently being used in many schools throughout the world that allows kids and adults to ...

For those looking to encourage their kids' creativity, 3D printing can be a fun activity for them to engage with, and now these machines have become affordable.

The best 3D printers for kids can be a great way to encourage budding engineers, problem solvers, and artists.

If I knew nothing about 3D Movie Maker and you asked me to imagine what a 3D animation program for kids might have been like in 1995, I'd probably assume that it was a proto-Garry's Mod disaster ...

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 ...

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.

Remember ThingMaker? Mattel’s $300 3D printer that would let kids print out their own toys? Its ship date – which was supposed to be this month – just got pushed back another year, according ...

Finding ways to engage older kids in educational and creative activities can be a challenge, especially when video games seem to dominate their free time. The X-MAKER 3D Printer is an innovative ...

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 maker Kids will soon make their own toys with Mattel’s $300 ThingMaker 3D printer The 3D printer and companion app will let kids customize their trinkets.

AOSEED has introduced an exciting new product to the world of 3D printing, the X-MAKER JOY Kid-Friendly 3D Printer. Designed specifically for children, this innovative printer merges creativity ...

As predicted in "Mimsy Were the Borogoves," toys will change the world. Our kids, growing up with computers, game consoles, and endless visual delights, will have different minds than previous ...