15 Surprising Things That Can Be 3D Printed
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You might have heard that you can 3D print your own gun, but did you know that 3D printers can also churn out less-destructive objects, like a human liver or a prosthetic hand?
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The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
July 10, 2013 10:40 PM
Warning this article contains a "couple of Star Trek Into Darkness spoilers (you have seen it by now, right?)"
Alessandro Rea's curator insight,
July 9, 2013 3:54 AM
Around 70 courses are represented at this year's D&AD New Blood graduate show in London's Spitalfields market. We pick out a few highlights Last year's New Blood – D&AD's annual group graduate show – was overwhelming, with a huge amount of content packed into a very tight space. This year brings an improved layout, with bigger stands and more space allowing a little more room for the work to breathe and the indivudal colleges to make an impression. Southampton Solent's Illustration stand (above) did just that. Branded as The Woolly Bully Illustration Show it combined some great work with really impressive display.
Jan Kingsley's curator insight,
October 5, 2013 12:29 PM
One of a cute series of animations highlighting the power of teamwork ...
Robin Good's curator insight,
July 5, 2013 9:51 AM
Rockpack is a free iOS app for iPhones and iPads which allows you to easily clip and organize together video clips already published online. Similar to Flipboard and Pinterest, it provides a one-click operation to add any YouTube video to one of your video channels. Rockpack integrates with Twitter and Facebook and it allows you to follow your favorite channels easily. A browser bookmarklet is also availanle for desktop use. My comment: A quick way to easily create thematic video channels based on existing published material. Easy to use. Free to use. App Store download: https://itunes.apple.com/app/rockpack/id660697542?mt=8&ls=1 Find out more: http://rockpack.com/ FAQ: http://rockpack.com/#/content-providers |
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You might not be able to sign up for a 3D-printed liver just yet, but scientists are already taking steps to make it possible in the near future.