3D Printing | May 13, 2016 |
Hey you.
In this digest, we cover: Kickstarter Theft, Xerox entering the 3D Printing market and Disney's secret patent for a (super fast) 3D Printer.
Hope you are well.
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Until next time,
Dilanka
P.S: If life is kicking you (or someone you know) in the ass, please watch Randy Pausch's Last Lecture.
| Applications Open for Techstars IoT Accelerator in NYC  The Techstars IoT Accelerator is for startups who are focused on the infrastructure of the future with specific emphasis on software and artificial intelligence, connected enterprise, smart cities and energy, advanced manufacturing, health and wearables, logistics and automotive, VR, AR, drones and robotics, agriculture, and the connected home. Applications close July 10 and the program takes place in NYC. Learn more. | | Leo Kelion - BBC.com Crowdfunding website Kickstarter is investigating claims that money given to a tech project was instead used to build a home.One co-founder of the Peachy Printer scheme accused the other of stealing more than 324,000 Canadian dollars ($353,000; £174,000) and spending it. -- I've heard of plenty of 3D Printing related Kickstarter's failing to deliver, but this is a first. | | niatech.org 3D PrintAbility is a 3D scanning and printing project, described by Nia as a "deployable digital toolchain", which aims to deliver 3D printed prosthetic devices to children in developing countries. By combining affordable 3D scanning technologies with versatile 3D printing systems, These guys got some cash money a few days ago to make this project even better. | | Dremel The Dremel 3D app, which is available for free on both iOS and Android devices, essentially provides constant remote access to its corresponding Dremel Idea Builder 3D40. Through it, students and teachers can easily access a digital library of 3D models ready to print, as well as monitor printing queues and printing statuses. Additionally, the app allows users to select Dremel's own 3D model gallery, which the app can then optimize for printing using cloud processing servers. The app was also designed to give alerts and updates on prints that may be in progress to ensure an optimal printing process. | | YouTube Xerox is allegedly coming into 3D Printing. Not sure what this all means, but it is certainly interesting. | | ibtimes.co.uk This is quite neat. It's a patent made by Disney for a super fast 3D Printer -- the idea itself is quite creative. Since Mattel is already going to be releasing a 3D Printer later this year, it would be super interesting to see how DIsney responds. | | | You are receiving this email because you believe that the best startup articles and videos are made by active members of the startup community. Startup Digest, © 2009-2016 by Techstars Central LLC. All rights reserved. Startup Digest is a registered trademark of Techstars Central, LLC. Privacy Policy | Terms of Use. | | |
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