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  IN PICTURES: eBay launches new Innovation Lab in Darling Harbour (+9 photos)

  eBay has launched an Innovation Lab in Darling Harbour for Sydneysiders to explore the emerging technologies predicted to play a central role in our lives through 2016 and beyond. Inside the Lab, participants reactions to holograms, robots, virtual reality and 3D printing will be tracked via gaze monitoring, dwell time and mobile questionnaires. The data will be analysed to predict rates of adoption across Australia, determining what will and won’t be welcomed into our homes in the future. Products inside the Lab include WowWee MIP, MOSS Modrobotics, 3Doodler, 3D Body Scanner / Printer, Bublcam, Self-Balancing Board, Samsung Gear VR, Holho and Double by Double Robot.

  IN PICTURES: eBay launches new Innovation Lab in Darling Harbour (+9 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: Officeworks 3D Experience Centre launch in Melbourne

  Take a look inside the newly launched facility, which provides consumers with access to a range of 3D products and services, allowing them to touch, play and learn about 3D technology and how it can be used in their environment.

  IN PICTURES: Officeworks 3D Experience Centre launch in Melbourne
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  IN PICTURES: Alloys Sydney 3D printing launch (+38 photos)

  Print distributor, Alloys, has unveiled its Makerbot product arsenal to channel partners in Sydney.

  IN PICTURES: Alloys Sydney 3D printing launch (+38 photos)
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  In Pictures: The hottest 3D printing projects

  From cars to houses, 3D printers are changing design technology.

  In Pictures: The hottest 3D printing projects
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  In Pictures: What’s hot with 3D printers?

  3D printed guns, candy and cars top the list.

  In Pictures: What’s hot with 3D printers?
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  IN PICTURES: Latest robotic and 3D printing technology on show

  More than 300 companies have come together for National Manufacturing Week at the Sydney Showground to showcase the latest in manufacturing, plastics and technologies. Companies, including Stratasys, 3D Systems, Thinglab, Panasonic and Lincoln unveiled next-generation 3D printing and robotics technologies. Australia's chief scientist, Ian Chubb, opened the conference.

  IN PICTURES: Latest robotic and 3D printing technology on show

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News about 3d printing

• System integrators size up $23B 3D printing market

  Opportunity spans hardware, materials, software and services

• Channel set to capitalise as 3D printing spend skyrockets to $12B

  Global spending on 3D printing will be nearly US$12 billion in 2018, representing an increase of 19.9 per cent over 2017

• When life gives you a 3D printer, make a house

  That's what San Francisco-based company, Apis Cor, did with its portable machine

• ​Is 3D printing on the verge of mainstream adoption?

  Channel ready and waiting with mass uptake expected within 12 months.

• ​From niche to mainstream - 3D printer shipments double in 2016

  3D printing now experiencing widespread acceptance beyond its application in specialist industries.

• ​3D printing market makes strong inroads towards $35 billion valuation

  Global revenues for the 3D printing market are expected to more than double by 2020.

Interviews about 3d printing

• Ambitious Kiwi start-up aims for global 3D Printing domination

  “3D printing has been called the new industrial revolution by many tech publications and this is becoming more evident as the cost and accessibility of ...

Features about 3d printing

• ​Introducing… HP Inc.

  What you need to know about HP Inc. - one half of the new-look tech giant.

• 3D printers building strong market foundation as usage soars

  "The early adopters who recognised the substantial cost and time-to-market benefits of 3D printing have carried the day."

• From $US3 billion to $US20 billion - Why the 3D printing market is set to explode

  "As we expected, the 3D printing market has grown substantially over the past few years."

• INSIGHT: Top tech to transform the world by 2020

  "We know that technology has the capability to change the world: from the Gutenberg printing press to the steam engine to the microchip.”

• Why high start-up costs are delaying 3D printer investments

  "Organisations that wish to experiment with the technology without incurring start-up costs should consider partnering with a local 3D printing service bureau."

• Father of Microsoft's tabletop Surface moves to 3D ID tags

  Microsoft researchers are developing ways to hide embedded tags within 3D printed objects, as a way of identifying them.