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Print Your Hike! 3D Keepsakes Memorialize Mountain Conquests

·March 28, 2016
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Hikers who have conquered some of the most challenging trails and want to show off these accomplishments can now memorialize their impressive feats in stunning 3D-printed sculptures made from their GPS tracks.

The Next Revolution: Hybrid Manufacturing | 3D Printing Industry

·March 25, 2016
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The hybrid manufacturing approach is fairly simple; use additive and subtractive manufacturing together, with the goal of creating a superior finished piece.

Luxury 3D printed jewelry brand DCT debuts stunning new collection at Toronto Fashion Week

·March 24, 2016
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3D printed dresses are not the only additively manufactured wearables turning heads at this year's international fashion weeks, as Canadian design trio Daniel Christian Tang have demonstrated with their most recent 3D printed jewelry collection, Icon.

FATHOM Brings Electronics 3D Printing to the Public via Nano Dimension | 3D Printing Industry

·March 23, 2016
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Upon listing on the US stock market, via the NASDAQ, Nano Dimension has already begun establishing partnerships to facilitate the use of their electronics 3D printing technology by the general public. Their PCB printer, the DragonFly 2020, is ideal for prototyping electronics and, therefore, may be ideally situated alongside 3D printing technologies for engineers and designers developing new products

First FDA-approved, 3D printed Spritam drug for epilepsy now available

·March 23, 2016
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Aprecia Pharmaceuticals today announced the immediate availability of SPRITAM (levetiracetam), an easily swallowable seizure treatment manufactured using 3D printing technology. In August 2015, the drug became the first 3D printed medicine to receive FDA approval.

3D Printers and Cosmic Mirrors: #techstyle Showcases the Future of Fashion | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

·March 22, 2016
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Through the interaction of exhibition pieces and gallery design, #techstyle aims to create an immersive environment where viewers can explore cutting-edge fashion technologies and consider how clothing, both in its design and its use, is transforming within the digital landscape.

Tomorrow, Manufacturing Changes Forever | Fabbaloo

·March 21, 2016
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Tomorrow, Tuesday, is the scheduled date for the launch of AMF, Made In Space’s orbital manufacturing facility.

NASA is sending a 3D printer to space that you can use

·March 21, 2016
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NASA is preparing to send its first commercial manufacturing facility to the International Space Station (ISS). The 3D printing company Made in Space has..

New 3D Printed Rotor Blade May Help Us More Effectively Harness the Wind

·March 21, 2016
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Whenever I drive past the Great Lakes Science Center on my way into Cleveland, I pass the giant wind turbine installed outside the museum. I've seen it so many times that the 150-foot turbine barely registers anymore, except on particularly windy days when its rotors are whipping around at a