3D Printing | July 29, 2016 |
Hey you.
How are things?
Recently, I found a great Chrome plugin called "Facebook News Feed Eradicator" -- it kills my News Feed and shows an inspiring quote instead.
What a difference has it made! No more negativity, nonsense, or useless news stories.
Anyway...
In this week's digest, we will cover:
1.) Metal 3D Printing Patents
2.) Penguin getting a 3D Printed boot
3.) Criminal's stealing cargo's while using 3D Printing
4.) California legislation on Gun Control
5.) TSA Locks Hacked Again
That's about it.
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Thanks again! See you next week!
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Click here to learn more >> | | Filemon Schoffer - techcrunch Later this year, key patents for 3D Printing with metal will expire. This means that, like consumer 3D Printing, a lot of companies will start making products and printers exploiting these patents. Interesting read. | | Avianne Tan - abc Cute story. A group of middle school students used 3D Printing to print out a new boot for an injured penguin. If you've been following this digest, you should be familiar with 3D printing helping a wide array of injured animals get back up on their feet (cats, dogs, ducks, turtles, etc.). Also, what a great way for kids to learn about technology! | | general fabb - fabbaloo.com Interesting use of 3D printing: criminal's stealing cargo from shipping containers by replacing the broken cargo seal with a 3D printed one. Within the past year, TSA's master keys leaked online, and a bunch of artists broke into a museum in Berlin to secretly scan the bust of queen Nefertiti (2000+ years old) and leak it online. There's likely much more of this to come. | | VICE - vice.com On Friday, California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law legislation requiring anyone who makes or assembles a homemade firearm (i.e: 3D printed) to apply for a serial number or "other mark of identification" from the state Department of Justice. This means passing a background check. What do you think? Do you agree or not? | | Tom Brant - pcmag.com So, if you weren't aware, in 2014, The Washington post (inadvertently) posted a picture of the TSA's (Transportation and Security Administration) master keys and a bunch of hackers leaked 3D Printable versions of them. See: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2015/09/tsa_master_keys.html
Well, apparently, another TSA Lock has been hacked and 3D printable versions of the master key has been released. | | | 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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