The Filabot EX3 was designed for people who don't just use materials, they develop them.
It gives educators, researchers, makers, and recyclers the confidence to process a broader range of materials, maintain exceptional consistency, and expand what's possible with filament extrusion.
Explore the EX3 and discover what's possible with the next generation of filament extrusion.
Photo by Katie Hammer/Harvard University Office for Sustainability
Robert Anderson is a sophomore at Harvard College studying mechanical engineering and is a Teaching Fellow for the course Computer...
Regardless of your party practices, Cinco de Mayo is upon us! We’re excited to share a quick design one of our employees whipped up last year.
We give you: pepper lights! Simple snap-ons for ...
Will Amos and Aldrin Lupisan are two UC Irvine undergraduate students who’ve been valued customers for about two years now. After meeting on a Solar Decathlon team in which they were tasked with cr...
Marching Cubes is an interactive installation that permits direct physical engagement with the Marching Cubes algorithm—a language that defines our virtual environments—and generates dialogue abo...
Filabot began back in 2011 in the same way that a lot of small businesses get their start: with a Kickstarter campaign. Our campaign raised more than 323% of its funding goal—not too shabby for wha...
We're proud to highlight that the Filabot and our own Tyler McNaney are featured in the latest digital episode of 'Americas Greatest Makers'! Check out the video for Tyler's narrative and get a beh...
Hey Folks! If you haven't already, check out Filabot's Talk Tag on 3D Hubs.
There you can see what folks on 3D Hubs are saying related to Filabot.Currently there are many neato experiments happeni...
Filabot in Pharmaceuticals?
      The University College London’s School of Pharmacy began to experiment with the effect geometry can have on pharmaceutical drug release and intake. The plan...
Filabot adopted a new member to the team! His name is Ray. Ray is a rescue dog who is a mix of black lab and we think chow. Ray is partially blind and can sometimes be found bumping into boxes full...