Search Results for: 3d printing

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
GE Lights the 3D Printing World on Fire with a New Jet Engine

For the last few years GE Aviation has been working on a side project to see if they could successfully manufacture a simple jet engine made entirely out of 3D printed parts. Initially, engineers at the Additive Development Center in … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Robohand: A Tragic Accident Transforms into Worldwide 3D Printing Prosthetic Company

Carpenter Richard Van As was the victim of a terrible accident in his workshop back in May 2011, when his saw slipped and diagonally sliced through the four fingers on his right hand. The way a true carpenter’s mind would … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
MarkForged Mark One 3D Printer: Brilliant 3D Printing with Brilliant Materials

MarkForged may be a fresh out-of-the box Kickstarter-funded startup, but from it’s success, comes brilliance. It goes without saying that we hear about a new 3D printer every few weeks. So, why not go for something higher on the ‘innovative … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Handheld 3D Printing “Bio-Pen” Will Allow Doctors to Draw Bones

Scientists at the University of Wollongong, Australia have just taken the 3D printing craze to an all new level. After spending months researching and developing the Bio-Pen, a handheld pen that uses 3D printing technology and bio ink to “draw” … Continue reading →

 

THE RED-HEADED GEEK SHOW
E 24- How Facebook Graph Search Works, HUD & 3D Printing With Metal | Red-Headed Geek Show

  Heads Up Display from Garmin is a driver’s dream! Its navigation data elevated onto your windshield! Its the new way to interact with their Streetpilot and Navigon smartphone navigation apps, which are available on iOS, Android or Windows phone … Continue reading →

 

INVENTIONS & INNOVATIONS
3D printing people’s portraits with found DNA

Artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg has found a very interesting, and slightly creepy way to combine art and science with her new project, Stranger Visions. For the last year Dewey-Hagborg has created 3D sculptures based on found genetic materials. Her unique combination … Continue reading →

 

THE RED-HEADED GEEK SHOW
E01 – Kim Dotcom, Dell, 3D Printing and Atari: The Red-Headed Geek Show

I’m Daria Jansen, the Red-Head from the new Red-Headed Geek Show, and here is a quick summary of the tech news I decided to talk to you guys about in my show! My first topic for this week in technology … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Mini Metal Maker – A 3D Metal Printer Brings New Shape To Your Printing Needs

It doesn’t matter what you want to print, you can do it all with the 3D printing methods of today, cant you? Well, yes. But it is generally limited to plastic, meaning you cant really do it all. In addition, … Continue reading →

 

DISPLAY SCREEN TECHNOLOGY
Turn Your Smartphone into a 3D Scanner with Microsoft’s MobileFusion App

The concept of 3D printing may be old hat to most of us now, but how scientists and researchers are using the technology is still cropping up in some new and exciting ways. 3D-printed rocket engines have passed their first … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
Tiko3D Printer Sports a Unibody Design to Maintain Its Sub-$200 Pricetag

Ontario-based 3D printing company Tiko3D has launched its Kickstarter campaign just in time for many of us who have nearly lost hope that an affordable, well-working 3D printer could exist. The past couple of years has been flooded with $99 … Continue reading →

 

CES - CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW
3Doodler 2.0 Is Slimmer, Faster, and Back on Kickstarter

The 3Doodler was one of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns of 2013. It raised $2,000,000 after only pledging for $30,000, selling over 130,000 units. Its creator, WobbleWorks LLC., is currently having its second round of crowdfunding for its brand new … Continue reading →

 

THE RED-HEADED GEEK SHOW
E 91- Best of Kickstarter 2014: Coolest Cooler, SCiO, Micro 3D | Red Headed Geek Show

Kickstarter had a huge year. So much of a good year I wanted to tell you about the best projects of 2014. The most funded project this year was also considered as the largest Kickstarter campaign ever. It’s the Coolest … Continue reading →

 

INVENTIONS & INNOVATIONS
3D Printed Knee Joint for Meniscus Injuries

Knee problems involving the meniscus, the protective lining around the knee joint, can cause a bunch of problems, including long-term pain and arthritis. Orthopedists also have a hard time repairing a torn meniscus, usually involving the removal of the tear, … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
FLUX 3D Printer is Modular, has 3D Scanner and Laser Engraver

Super expensive 3D printers are a thing of the past. Of course, like the $2,149 MakerBot Replicator 2 or the $2,499 Zeus, they still exist. But 3D printing technology has had time to become more available to the average Joe. … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
The Kickstarter Case of the Mota 3D Printer: What Happens When You Pledge Too Much

When we first heard about 3D printing, we couldn’t believe our ears and eyes. The technology was that of a dream, and almost out of reach. Then, before we knew it, crowdfunding campaigns for 3D printers were almost a dime … Continue reading →