3D Printing | October 14, 2016 |
Hey.
How are you?
Nothing much going on my end these days (other than my weekly Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and reading). Just started reading Andrew Carnegie's biography. Really fascinating stuff.
Anyway, In this week's digest, we'll be covering:
1.) Prince's Urn
2.) Record breaking prints
3.) 3D Printing in Music
4.) Investments in 3D Printing
5.) Industry projections
6.) Design software
7.) Earrings
8.) DIY Project
9.) Maker Faire
That's about it.
Did I miss anything? Do you want to submit something for next week? Perhaps you got questions? Hit me up. Anytime.
Until next time my friend,
Dilanka
| Remember operator billing?  Operator billing was once thought to be the perfect mobile commerce platform. But for various reasons, it failed to pick up traction. Learn why, and find out about the new future of m-commerce, here. | | Claire Voon - hyperallergic.com The late musician and legend PRINCE is allegedly laying in a 3D Printed urn resembling his home and studio. Cool. | | Smart Tech 3D - http://smarttech3dscanner.com/ The world-class soccer player – Robert Lewandowski – was scanned using a SMARTTECH 3D scanner in order to 3D print a 3 meter-tall statue, the tallest 3D printed object, beating the previous Guinness record holder. | | Dan Sultan - vimeo.com This is quite incredible. It's a 3D Printed, stop motion, projection mapped music video that took over 2 months, 60+ individual pieces and over 2700+ photos. It's for Dan Sultan's latest music video. Very creative stuff. | | Michael Petch - 3dprintingindustry.com If you are out of the loop about recent investments in the 3D Printing industry, this piece by Michael Petch does a good job of giving a great overview of recent investments. | | Tech Sci Research - techsciresearch.com *THIS IS NOT A FREE REPORT. In fact, it's obscenely expensive. You can still read a preview of the report and make up your own mind. | | Andrew Dalton - engadget.com Foundry is a neat piece of software from the folks at MIT. Essentially, it allows you to create MULTI-MATERIAL models for 3D Printing. Think of the 'layers' in photoshop but with actual material. For example, if you wanted to 3D Print a cup with a specific material than have a rubberized handle, you could design the entire thing on Foundry. | | Steve-3D - thingiverse.com Going to include this for amusement. It's a pair of earrings that's designed to catch your earbuds if they fall out of your ears. Probably overkill and won't get you laid, but still amusing. | | fntsmn - instructables.com Quite badass. | | Maker Faire - makerfairerome.edu I forget if I mentioned this, but if you are in the area, go check out Maker Faire Rome. It's going on right now. If you haven't gone to Maker Faire before, I highly recommend it -- especially if you have kids. It's an excellent event to get inspired about DIY projects and meet folks who like to build stuff. | | | 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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