3D Printing | June 03, 2016 |
Hey you.
Hope things are well with you.
In this week's digest, we will be covering: Affordable 3D Printers, How Animation Studios use 3D Printers and a new company claiming to be the UBER of 3D Printing.
I just ordered In My Own Way by Alan Watts, so I'll be diving into that this weekend. I also watched Citzenfour (Edward Snowden Documentary) - It was excellent.
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| 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. | | Nick Hall - 3D Printing Industry There's an Italian firm called IRA 3D that just launched a global 3D Print on Demand service called the Poetry Express -- they describe it as the "Uber of 3D Printing". Interesting project. | | Robert Dehue - 3dprinting.com People are still complaining about the price of 3D Printers. It has never been cheaper to buy a 3D Printer than right now. If you don't want to purchase any brand name printers, here's a good list of affordable 3D Printer kits that are under $500. You are welcome. | | Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft - phys.org A short piece on how an Animation studio uses 3D Printing. In order to produce the puppets facial expressions, LAIKA designs, models, animates and paints the faces in the computer, then uses color 3D printers to produce tens of thousands of slightly different facial expressions. | | Cornell University - YouTube Interesting. Cornell researchers have come up with an interactive prototyping system that prints what you are designing as you design it; the designer can pause anywhere in the process to test, measure and, if necessary, make changes that will be added to the physical model still in the printer. | | | 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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