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Fabbaloo’s own General Fabb appears in a video produced by the Winnipeg Free Press.
This week’s selection was seen at Euromold 2012: Accommo by artists Levin Wagner and Jannis Thiele of the University of Arts, Berlin, Germany.
As one of the two publicly-traded major 3D printing companies, Stratasys’ financial results are always interesting to examine.
Sandra Battistel of Eyespectacle (the “Story behind the frame” ) has done a bit of investigation on how eyeglass maker Mykita recently produced the “Mylon”, a unique frame design made through 3D printing.
While it isn’t the world’s first 3D printed car, it may be the first 3D printed Racing Car. The Areion was designed by 16 engineers from “Group T” as their entry in the Formula Student 2012 Challenge
Our Cloud Engine is designed to let online retailers integrate mass customization to their offer.
There was quite a bit of media buzz the other week when it was revealed that the venerable Smithsonian of Washington DC has been digitizing and 3D printing some of their famous works. Imaged is the famous statue of second US president Thomas Jefferson that was scanned & modeled by Studio EIS and 3D printed using 3D print service RedEye on Demand.
