by JF Brandon for solidsmack.com
3D Printing Event
3D printed saxophone mouthpiece shown at North Sea Jazz Festival 2012
During the North Sea Jazz festival, 3D printed saxophone mouthpiece will be shown. Industrial Design Engineering (IDE, Delft University of Technology) researchers will be present as ‘scientists on location’. A wide variety of international musicians have been invited to test … Continued
3D Print Your Own House?!
A concept by designer Sebastian Bertram takes 3D printing a step further with a massive robot that “prints” contours of a building shell using fast-drying concrete, one layer at a time (VIDEO).
3D printing: Four Scenarios for 2030
Natasha Carolan was invited to participate in ’3D printing: Four Scenarios for 2030? a future facing scenario planning workshop considering the development of 3D printing and related social and economic implications. This was an ESRC-funded collaboration between Lancaster University (CeMoRe) … Continued
MIT/Stanford VLAB hosts an evening evaluating 3D printing opportunities for entrepreneurs
A whole new 3d Printing ecosystem is upon us with user friendly tools, on-line market places and affordable home printers. 3D printers are printing cars, human implants, homes, shoes and chocolate!
3D Printing at Home Event, Call for Papers and SAVE THE DATE
The second edtion of the succesful 3D Printing at Home Event will take place during the Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 23 October 2012
Intellectual Property Rights Issues and 3D printing
An interesting and very relevant article was posted on the blog 3D Printer.net
The introduction of Cloud 3D printing marks a new chapter in the history of design.
Sculpteo collaborates with world class international designers to create a new generation of artworks: unique bespoke 3D printed objects.
The Quantum ORD Bot 3d printer gets a Big Brother
There has been a lot of interest in an ORD Bot with a bigger build area.
3D printer startup Formlabs takes in $500K
Brand new startup Formlabs Inc. has raised $500,000 of what it plans as a $1.5 million initial funding round, federal documents show.