Plastics Are So 1967
Thursday, April 18th, 2013Graduation isn’t too far away for a lot of college students. If I were speaking to the Ben Braddocks of today, I’d have one thing to say to them: “3D Printing.” Here’s a good reason why.
Graduation isn’t too far away for a lot of college students. If I were speaking to the Ben Braddocks of today, I’d have one thing to say to them: “3D Printing.” Here’s a good reason why.
The latest news from the world of 3D printing is endlessly fascinating. It’s less about the idea that this stuff can be made and more about the idea that this stuff can be made by anyone — and the suggestions about where the whole idea of manufacturing is headed in the next decade. Follow this link to get more information (and view a coupla pretty cool videos) about 3D speakers.
Fabbaloo reports on “the world’s first 3D printed dress,” but news about dress printing hit the interwebs a few months ago. Maybe this latest item is distinguished by being the first completely printed dress. In any event, the world of 3D printing marches on — in the labs and on the runways.