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Features about 3d printing
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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."
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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."
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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.”
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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."
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Father of Microsoft's tabletop Surface moves to 3D ID tags
Microsoft has announced that its researchers are working with Carnegie Mellon University to develop a way of making and hiding an ID tag inside a 3D-fabricated object.
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How to own (and love) a 3D printer
Not only are consumer-grade 3D printers proving to be useful, increasingly affordable, and easy to find, but they're the vanguard of an emerging technology that will eventually become as ubiquitous as inkjet printers are today.
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How does the world's first full-color 3D printer work? We ask its creators
A few weeks ago, we were absolutely excited over the over the prospect of the ProDesk3D, a full-color 3D printer in the works from a New York-based startup named botObjects. Unlike every 3D printer that we've seen so far, the ProDesk3D color palate isn't limited to a handful of pre-colored spools of plastic. This printer promised to create a whole rainbow of colors, not unlike an inkjet printer using a five-color cartridge.
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3D printing a minefield of legal challenges
A move for 3D printing into the consumer space, with users able to copy and create new three-dimensional objects at home, may lead to attempts by patent holders to expand their legal protections, a new paper says.
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3D printing: The next big thing?
Heading a start-up after leaving his position as head of Microsoft Game Studios, Ed Fries thought that he might be able to sell 10,000 units of his product — personalised online game figurines — the first year.
