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About the 7 transformations by which industrial companies can become factories of the future
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Het bedrijf 3D Hubs lanceert op 28 mei Belgisch grootste netwerk van 3D-printers. Filosofie achter het project is dat consumenten niet langer zelf een dure 3D-printer hoeven aan te schaffen, maar dat ze hun ontwerp laten afdrukken bij een lid van een community van professionelen of enthousiastelingen ‘om de hoek’. Antwerpen bijt volgende week het spits af met een hub van vijftien 3D-printers. Delete the scoop?
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President Obama talks about his belief that a rising, thriving middle class is the true engine of economic growth, and that to reignite that engine and continue to build on the progress we’ve made over the last four years, we need to invest in... Via Valerie Crum 
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"The American auto industry is thriving. American energy is booming. And American ingenuity in our tech sector has the potential to change the way we do almost everything." That's what I'm talking about! Delete the scoop?
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Using smartphones on the factory floor - Ferret Ferret PDA's running Windows Mobile software remain a major part of manufacturing's mobile technology landscape, however the meteoric uptake of smart phones and tablets in the consumer market has also... Delete the scoop?
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Desert Star Systems has created a line of tags, called SeaTags, built using molds developed through 3D printing and designed for use in the ocean. Delete the scoop?
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You’ve heard of 3D-printed clothes and 3D-printed buildings, but 3D-printed food? We are truly entering sci-fi territory. The Sugar Lab takes simple white sugar as its base mate... Via Kalani Kirk Hausman Delete the scoop?
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It's a fairly well-accepted narrative that manufacturing in America is all but dead. Over 3 million manufacturing jobs were lost during the Great Via ManufacturingStories Delete the scoop?
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SOURCEFED SHIRTS!!! http://dft.ba/-4EpA NASA granted Anjon Contractor $125,000 to create a prototype for his 3D food printer. It's basically turns all your f... Via Michael Dunham Delete the scoop?
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The real breakthrough that has enabled 3D printing for the masses is a powdered metal feedstream, confined and protected against oxidation with a surrounding jet of inert shielding gas, fused by a laser piped through a central bore in the head. Delete the scoop?
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Innovation in additive manufacturing is to be boosted through £7 million of new Government investment in R&D. Delete the scoop?
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TechHive Nanoscribe 3D-prints microscopic objects using freakin' laser beams TechHive As cool as it is to be able to replicate just about any object you want using a 3D printer, the things you create can still look really rough, because the... Delete the scoop?
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NASA invested in a company that’s developing a 3D printer for pizza. Delete the scoop?
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For more info, please visit:http://www.openforum.com/yourbusinesstv Each week MSNBC's Your Business features experts to share their secrets for improving your business. This week, if you've never seen a 3D printer, the first time you do, you may have a "wow" moment. The possibilities that this technology opens up for small businesses are limitless. Here's a quick primer to get you up to speed on the basics of 3D printing, what it could mean for the future of manufacturing, and how several entrepreneurs are already using this machinery. Via jean lievens, Valerie Crum Delete the scoop?
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3D printed photographs: a new twist on your holiday snaps - Engadget Delete the scoop?
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U.S. leads the world with the largest installed base of additive manufacturing users, international competition gaining. Fort Collins, Colorado / May 21, 2013 – Wohlers Associates, Inc. today announced the ... Delete the scoop?
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By Dr. Lawrence C. Schuette Office of Naval Research, Acting Director of Research For the Navy, one of the Holy Grails (we have quite a few) aboard a ship would... Via ManufacturingStories, João Greno Brogueira 
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For the Navy, one of the Holy Grails (we have quite a few) aboard a ship would be a “Star Trek” replicator for replacement parts. Delete the scoop?
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How to apply lean thinking so as to make bad decisions faster and more often than you ever thought possible ...http://t.co/BsdllK0IEF Via Michel Baudin 
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I couldn't agree more with Bill on this. It is an issue of effectiveness versus efficiency. In all support activities, the first order of business is to improve effectiveness. Then it is OK to worry about efficicency. First, get the right things done, then worry about getting them done right. In manufacturing, it applies to logistics, maintenance, QA, engineering. HR, etc., as well as to Accounting. Delete the scoop?
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Autodesk and Makerbot With Big Plans to Democratize 3D Design and 3D Printing - 3D Printing Industry
Autodesk and Makerbot have made available a new series of premium bundles that offer access to Autodesk 123D design apps and discounted Makerbot desktop 3D printers. Via ManufacturingStories Delete the scoop?
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Homes and buildings chilled without air conditioners. Car interiors that don't heat up in the summer sun. Tapping the frigid expanses of outer space to cool the planet. Science fiction, you say? Well, maybe not any more. Via Szabolcs Kósa Delete the scoop?
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Additive manufacturing and ceramics make for efficient jet engines - Knovel Knovel The aerospace industry has been one of the most prominent supporters of additive manufacturing technology, in part because the production processes for many of the... Delete the scoop?
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VRZ: The Custom Track Bike You Can (Almost) 3D Print Delete the scoop?
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