Shapify uses a Kinect to let users create a 3D Mini-Me from home
• gizmag.comTo make a three-dimensional color statue of yourself, you could grab a chunk of marble and enlist the services of a sculptor and a painter,...
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3D Printing
Printing Batteries
• technologyreview.comNew inks and tools allow 3-D printing of lithium-ion technology.
Motorola And 3D Systems Will 3-D-Print Modular Cell Phones
• popsci.comCollaboration between two tech pioneers to help make Project Ara a reality.
Bioengineer: the heart is one of the easiest organs to bioprint, we'll do it in a decade
• http://www.wired.co.uk, by Liat ClarkA team of cardiovascular scientists has announced it will be able to 3D print a whole heart from the recipients' own cells within a decade.
Look at These Crazily Realistic 3-D Printed Noses and Ears
• http://www.wired.com, By Joseph FlahertyFripp Design, a consultancy in Sheffield, England is modernizing the process of manufacturing prosthetics by combining 3-D printer and scanner technology.
3D-printed Iron Man helmet opens and closes by nodding your head
• dvice.comSuperheros might be complete fiction, but that doesn't mean their uniforms can't be brought to real-life.
Senators Target 3-D Printed Guns
• thelibertybeat.comTwo Democratic Senators are calling for a ban on plastic guns.
Maine Hacker Club Assembling Rostock Max At Maine Discovery
• youtubeSome Maine Hacker Club members got together at the Maine Discovery Museum in Bangor, Maine to put my Restock Max 3D Printer together. Their gift to me was helping me put it together. My gift to them is for them to use it.
How NASA Will Use 3D Printers in Space (Video)
• http://www.space.com, by Nola Taylor ReddStarting next fall, astronauts on the International Space Station won't have to wait months for replacement parts to be launched from Earth.
3D-printed undergarments can be made in three seconds
• dvice.comRejoice, laundry hating humans: the days of washing your underwear may soon be over.
3D-printed undergarments are sprayed on, made in three seconds
• http://www.dvice.com, Terry ChaoRejoice, laundry hating humans: the days of washing your underwear may soon be over. Thanks to the power and versatility of 3D textile printing, the Tamicare company has created a biodegradable and completely customizable fabric that comes in any des
Poppy, a 3D-printed humanoid robot that defies conventions
• gizmag.comA new 3D-printed robot called Poppy is helping a team of French researchers study bipedal walking and human-robot interaction.
UK Police Seize 3-D Printer Parts Instead Of 3-D-Printed Gun
• http://www.popsci.com, By Kelsey D AthertonWhen confiscating a gun, its best to know what that gun looks like.
Europe Launches Space Metal 3D Printing Project
• http://www.space.comThe European Space Agency has rolled out a new initiative to refine 3D printing techniques to make space-grade metal parts.
3D-printed titanium horseshoes could win by a nose
• gizmag.comAustralia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has created a set of bespoke titanium horseshoes for a Melbourne race horse using additive 3D printing.
U.K. Supermarket Lets You 3-D Scan And Print Yourself In Store
• popsci.comGet replicas of everything from Fido to the new family minivan.
Amazing Machine Prints Toys for Blind Kids, on Demand
• Wired.comVoice search and 3-D printing have one thing in common–they’re both technologies where awesome potential is still accompanied by some rough technologies edges.
3D Printing on Mars Could Be Key for Martian Colony
• space.comMars pioneers could use 3D printing to create a sustainable human colony on the Red Planet, advocates say.
How 3D printing robots will influence the future of space exploration
• gigaom.com3D printing and assembly in space could lead to bigger and better structures that are less expensive to make. Before their technology is a reality, Tethers Unlimited has to overcome a few engineering challenges.
3D-printed toothbrush promises to clean your teeth in six seconds
• http://www.dvice.com, Terry ChaoWhoever said brushing your teeth isn't incredibly annoying is either a dentist, your mom, or your baby sister who likes eating toothpaste. But a toothbrush that can brush all your teeth at once, in six seconds? It can't be real, right? Well, that's e
NASA 3D printer: The next revolution in space?
• Christian Science MonitorNASA 3D printer could be used to make tools and spare parts for the International Space Station by next year, instead of shipping them up from Earth. NASA is working with Made in Space to produce a 3D printer.
3D-Printed Semiautomatic Pistol Unveiled
• www.activistpost.comThe eyes of the world are on the innovation of 3D printing. Naturally, whenever a new technology is created that offers open-source DIY opportunities to the average individual, it is going to make governments and their protected corporate interests v
MIT Whizzes Create an Amazing New 3-D Printing Technique
• Wired.comHow do you fit a 50-foot-long chain into a 5-inch box?
IP Law and 3D Printing: Designers Can Work Around Lack of Cover
• Wired.comExisting intellectual property laws don’t exactly cover 3D printing.
3D printing aims to deliver organs on demand
• http://www.foxnews.com, By Jeremy HsuDying patients could someday receive a 3D-printed organ made from their own cells rather than wait on long lists for the short supply of organ transplants.
Here come the 3D-printed 3D printers
• dvice.comThe amoeba has a lot in common with a RepRap 3D printer. Why?
Print your designs faster with this high-speed 3D printer
• http://www.dvice.com, Colin Druce-McFadden3D printing has made makers out of a whole new generation of folks, allowing us the room to take our designs straight from our computer screens and fabricate them at home. But the process isn't without its limitations. 3D printing a single object can
This Insanely Complex 3-D Printed Room Will Make Your Jaw Drop
• http://www.popsci.com, By Colin LecherIt's printed from sand, it has a quarter billion facets, and it's also a wee bit terrifying.
3D Printing: Is it in Your Future?, by Kevin L.
• Survivalblog.comThere is a lot of talk in the media these days about three dimensional (3D) printers. For our community there is the Liberator, a 3D printed gun.
3D nervous system map now possible with light-disc technique
• http://www.dvice.com, Terry ChaoOne of the goals of modern science is to be able to thoroughly study how a creature functions. Scientists are one step closer to this goal with the recent development of a 3D imaging technique that will be able to map an entire nervous system.
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