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3D printers might one day be as common as inkjets, letting you conjure up plastic visions of whatever pops into your head. At least, that’s the vision of its promoters and there’s now a wide variety of models and form factors in the market ranging from sub-$1,000 price tags up to $3-4k for more sophisticated systems. But despite the obvious utility for designers, prototypers and the like, will less demanding users warm to the tech
3D printing embraces the “dream big” philosophy through which, in my opinion, everybody should live. And employees at Stratasys are no exception.
On Monday 14 January Iain Major was at the Royal Academy of Engineering presenting to the seminar on “What counts as deep employer engagement in 14-19 technical education?”. His presentation was entitled “Engaging with UTCs an employer’s perspective” and focused on the work that 3D Systems are doing with the new Bristol Technology and Engineering Academy but also covered work within the primary, secondary and tertiary education sectors
I learned recently that a Swedish company called Teenage Engineering has started offering its customers 3D
