It Will Be Awesome if They Don’t Screw it Up: 3D Printing… | Public Knowledge
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New Pics: Inkjet Printer Makes Instant Skin Grafts for Burn Victims | Co.Design
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MakerBot Cupcake CNC assembly time lapse (via jmillerid)
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The physical reproduction by any means known or yet to be invented (including recasting and/or reverse engineering or 3D scanning/printing) of the Roddenberry.com Boomerang Phaser Kit or any of it’s parts is expressly prohibited under U.S. and International copyright and product protection laws.
Source: techdirt.com
An atom-based product, developed in bits
THIS from the two New Yorkers who designed the Glif, a tripod adapter for the iPhone 4. It’s a hunk of rubberized plastic with a threaded bushing that will ultimately retail for $15. Last week, its designers hoped to raise $10,000 through the crowdfunding site Kickstarter. In the first three days, the total contributions were $70,000.
Merrick
“From an unknown location, I break into IKEA’s
computer server. In this nerve centre, the CAD files for
every IKEA product are stored and are downloaded
worldwide. By infecting the CAD files with the
‘Elephantiasis virus’ I have just designed, I can hack the
entire range of products. The virus causes random
deformities, like lumps, cracks and humps, which only
show up when the customer prints his product at home
with his 3D printer.”
Source: platform21.nl
