Humans aren’t the only ones benefitting from 3D printed prosthetics. Buttercup is a fluffy duck who was born with a backwards foot, causing her to hobble around the other ducks. Thanks to 3D ...

In the end, 3D printing company NovaCopy signed on to give Buttercup a new foot using silicone instead of the rigid plastic typically found in 3D printed objects. After all, a duck foot needs to ...

With a little bit of silicon and a 3D ... the duck. Sanctuary owner Mike Garey designed the foot using computer modeling and created the foot using his unique molding process. Local 3D printing ...

So the sanctuary teamed up with Novacopy, a 3D printing business, to build a brand new prosthetic foot for the duck. Thanks to new technology, it was possible to print up a mold of the bird's left ...

Buttercup the duck was born with his left foot turned backwards, making it nearly impossible and extremely painful to walk. But now he’s waddling again with a 3D-printed foot. Buttercup was born ...

When Philip the duck was rescued in this year’s harsh Wisconsin winter, a terrible case of frostbite had caused him to lose both feet. But thanks to some creative young minds, 3D printing has ...