[Pat Starace’s] Iron Man inspired 3D printed hand and forearm are a perfect example of such personality and expert engineering… with an added dash of hacker flair.

It's possibly the coolest prosthetic in existence, and it is made specifically for kids: a 3D-printed Iron Man glove that lets wearers channel their inner superhero. It is the latest beautiful ...

Iron Man is coming to life! Well, maybe not the superhero himself, but his iconic suit is being recreated. A group of engineering students and the Discovery Channel teamed up to make a real-life ...

Remember that prosthetic with Wolverine-like claws? It’s got nothing on this Iron Man 3D-printed glove, designed for kids in need of a prosthetic, packed with electronics and other Stark ...

With commercial-grade 3D printing services more accessible than ever, consumers may not even have to wait for Starace's Iron Man gauntlet to go into mass production.

Adam Savage had made 3D printed titanium iron man armor. He proved it is bullet proof up to 45 caliber bullets and bombproof against a stick of C4 from about 1-meter distance.

Their latest 3D printing filament in the form of the ColorFabb Metallic Filament has been demonstrated and used to create a replica of the famous Tony Stark Iron Man helmet, using the metallic ...

If you've seen "Iron Man 2," you've seen 3D printing in action at a very high level. When director Jon Favreau and Paramount Pictures were making the hit 2010 film, they needed to find the best ...

Robert Downey Jr presents seven-year-old Alex Pring with a 3D-printed bionic 'Iron Man' arm, created by a volunteer group that is making prosthetic limbs for children at no cost to their families.

Colchester — If you were to walk into the Bruneau family home, you would find 15-year-old Trevor Bruneau hunkered down in his basement workshop building his own life-size Iron Man robot suit ...

Downey delivers a 3D-printed prosthetic arm modeled after his character’s super-powered gauntlets to Alex, a 7-year-old born with a partially developed right arm.