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threeASFOUR unveils two spectacular 3D printed dresses at New York Fashion Week

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Published on 16/02/2016 19:36

New York based fashion collective threeASFOUR has been at the forefront of 3D printing in fashion since they first integrated the technology into their designs in 2013, making stunning and unique dresses only possible with additive manufacturing. Now, with the unveiling of their Fall/Winter 2016 Runway Show, the design trio is again demonstrating what amazing things can be created when 3D printing technologies and fashion are used in tandem.
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European Space Agency plans to 3D print 'village on the moon' by 2030

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Published on 16/02/2016 12:11

While Matt Damon’s turn in The Martian made life on Mars seem downright cool, the European Space Agency (ESA) wants us to imagine a different, and potentially more realistic route to outer-spatial real estate: Lunar Living. In a recent international symposium called ‘Moon 2020-2030—A New Era of Coordinated Human and Robotic Exploration’, the ESA proposed a significant push towards prioritizing the moon, rather than Mars, as humanity’s next deep-space destination, and it believes this will be possible within the next 15 years thanks to a 3D printed, life-sustaining ‘lunar village’.
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Researchers reveal a swarm of 3D printed self learning aquatic robots that can cooperate with each other

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Published on 06/02/2016 22:03

Think the ocean is the last place you’d find a massive collection of 3D printed technology? Think again, because researchers from two Lisbon universities have developed a swarm of intelligent 3D printed aquatic surface robots for use in a real-world environment. These 3D printed robots could be deployed in their hundreds or even thousands and could be used for environmental monitoring, search and rescue, and maritime surveillance.
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3D printing design exhibition coming soon to Paris

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Published on 17/01/2016 16:30

The Center for Design in Paris (Lieu du Design) will be opening a special exhibition dedicated entirely to 3D printing technology this spring. Titled “3D Printing, the Factory of the Future” (“Impression 3D, l’usine du futur”), the exhibition will be the first in France wholly devoted to exploring the interdisciplinary and multifaceted topic of 3D printing
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RMIT University unveils beautifully intricate titanium 3D printed ceremonial mace

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Published on 25/12/2015 10:04

Ceremonial maces—ornamented staffs of metal, wood or stone— date as far back as eight or more millennia, when they were used as weapons and carried into battle by kings, soldiers or mediaeval bishops.
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Pandorum Technologies becomes first in India to develop 3D bioprinted liver tissue

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Published on 23/12/2015 11:27

Bangalore-based bio-tech startup Pandorum Technologies has successfully developed artificial 3d bioprinted liver tissues that mimic human liver functions, enabling affordable medical research for developing new life-saving medicines and vaccines, and eventually leading to full-scale, transplantable 3D printed organs. ...

3D printed Solar System spins our planets around at varying speeds by a slight turn of the hand

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Published on 13/12/2015 11:40

When it comes to things you can print on your ownt or have printed through an external service provider, there tend to be items that every 3D printing enthusiast has seen ...

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threeASFOUR unveils two spectacular 3D printed dresses at New York Fashion Week

European Space Agency plans to 3D print 'village on the moon' by 2030

Researchers reveal a swarm of 3D printed self learning aquatic robots that can cooperate with each other

3D printing design exhibition coming soon to Paris

RMIT University unveils beautifully intricate titanium 3D printed ceremonial mace

Pandorum Technologies becomes first in India to develop 3D bioprinted liver tissue

3D printed Solar System spins our planets around at varying speeds by a slight turn of the hand

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