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Another Day, Another 3D Model Repository opens for business. We can’t tell you how many people we’ve run into lately that hope to launch a type of 3D model repository. The story goes something like this:
Another Day, Another 3D Model Repository opens for business. We can’t tell you how many people we’ve run into lately that hope to launch a type of 3D model repository.
Not too long ago, we reported about the groundbreaking research being done by Prof. Bandyopadhyay.
Well it has been a fantastic 2012 and we have really enjoyed being part of an amazing experience with our fantastic community of 3D UP’ers across Australia and New Zealand. When we started two years ago, we never thought we would have helped so many people, do so many amazing creations with their 3D Printers Excerpt from: A year in review at 3D Printing Systems this website
This Article Originally was Published here: http://www.energyandcapital.com/articles/coals-brutal-sell-off/2782 “I like coal. I’m going to make sure we continue to burn clean coal.” When I heard Romney make that pitch a few weeks ago, a small pit began to grow in my stomach… a time bomb ticking away, set to go off on November 7.
This Article Originally was Published here: http://www.energyandcapital.com/articles/oil-and-gas-data/2707 I’m away this week speaking at the New Orleans Investment Conference. And while my talk covers multiple market segments, I thought I’d share my energy portion of the speech with you today… Enjoy
Advances in technology, a changing economy and an evolving work force make professional life more dynamic than ever — especially in technical feilds. New opportunities and scary, wonderful new ways of getting work done might come in great bounds, but more often these changes take place incrementally.
Yesterday a series of startling announcements erupted from MakerBot’s Brooklyn NY headquarters, changing the flavor of MakerBot forever. MakerBot announced two new personal 3D printers, the Replicator 2 and Replicator 2X, as well as new software, a service program and a retail operation.
Dad Joiner would be rolling over in his grave if he learned how things turned out for the U.S. oil industry.
