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Showing posts with label 3D Printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D Printing. Show all posts
The SXSW Interactive is an event for startups and pro's alike in the digital world. From high end tech launches to influential talks, the event this year also is simmering much heat.

The stand out thing this year has been the flow of things. The focal shift has been in pondering "how" things work to "why" use technologies. An interesting point of view, must say.

In an earlier post this month, we spoke of Digital Darwinism and technological handicaps induced into human behavior. The Interactive too has caught on this wind appropriately.
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Most of us who are not artists per say yet carry a passion for doodling, I'm sure have never made it beyond some rough scribbles on odd scrapbooks or the last sheet of the school notebooks.

Seen that, done that too!

But 3Doodler, probably the world's first 3D printing pen, is garnering much attention as Kickstarter announced that the campaign has achieved its $30,000 funding goals within a few hours of its launch. At present, the project has 1700 backers with 33 days still to go before the campaign closes.

An initiative of WobbleWorks, a robotic toy company founded in 2011, developed the idea for those who "can scribble, trace or wave a finger in the air".
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Have some great design ideas for a product? Or need a replacement part for that antiquated clock, which is not readily available? Lets bring to your attention the world of 3D printing. 3D printing you ask? Isn't that frighteningly expensive stuff?

Let us introduce to you Shapeways , a place where you can create a 3D representation of the object that you want to create. And Shapeways will 3D print it for you and the best part is that they have managed to work with other organizations to bring down the cost of this technology, with the lure of higher volumes.

Shapeways is actually more than just a source for getting your 3D models printed. Creative 3D designers can upload their models and can sell their wares at shops that they can create on Shapeways. The designers can then decide the markup that they wish to add to the cost of printing the model, as determined by Shapeways, based on the intricacy of the model.

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