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SmartPlanet.com (blog)
By CC Sullivan | May 17, 2012, 3:45 AM PDT When it comes to computing, the buzz at this year's AIA convention is all about three-dimensional process: 3D CAD, building information modeling (BIM), and — more than ever before — 3D printing.
3D Systems Brings 3D Printing to AIA 2012
The Guardian
The Guardian
It's called three-dimensional printing. Eh? Surely printing is intrinsically a two-dimensional process, involving the squirting of coloured dyes on to flat sheets of paper? And indeed it is, so perhaps the use of the word "printing" in 3D printing is a ...
ComputerActive.co.uk (blog)
ComputerActive.co.uk (blog)
What if that mug was made using a 3D printer? Sculpteo's 3D printing iPad and iPhone app might sound rather nifty, but in practice it is poorly executed to the point of being laughable. I put together two products, with limited success.
PSFK
PSFK
It's called three-dimensional printing. Eh? Surely printing is intrinsically a two-dimensional process, involving the squirting of coloured dyes on to flat sheets of paper? And indeed it is, so perhaps the use of the word “printing” in 3D printing is a ...
Daily Mail
Daily Mail
These products are the outcome of home 3D printers, and as the technology finds itself creeping into our homes, they could provide instant items for you - for instance cutlery and cups, door handles, toys - indeed, almost anything of any shape.
SYS-CON Media (press release) (blog)
SYS-CON Media (press release) (blog)
3D Printing technologies have been around for more than 20 year. However, technology is slowly becoming affordable. It is an additive manufacturing processes of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file, where an object is created by ...
Geek
As 3D printing continues to mature as a technology, the question that often gets asked is whether or not consumer-level devices can actually produce anything of use/value. Sure, it's really cool to be able to create skulls and Companion Cubes for all ...
The Guardian
The Guardian
No visit to a contemporarymultiplex is complete without a bit of shit being rubbed in your eye right from the start, which happened in my case when the automatic ticket-printing machine spewed a rectangle of air at me instead of a ticket.
Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.uk
But should big business fear the 3D printing revolution? By Horatia Harrod Brendan Dawes makes eggcups with his 3D printer. Enrico Dini wants to build igloos on the moon with his. Today we can print out custom-fitted teeth and titanium hip joints; ...
3D printing: The shape of things to come?
PC Advisor
Let the power of 3D printing help you create your own! By Elizabeth Fish | PC World | 11 May 12 If you're a serious photographer, you're going to need all the right equipment--in addition to the camera itself, you'll need to carry a multitude of lenses ...
The Camera Bag: A Tilt-Shift Lens You Can Print Out and Make Yourself