3D Printing | November 04, 2016 |
Hey there.
Hope you are well.
These days I am studying the work of Swiss psychotherapist Alice Miller. Pretty interesting stuff.
In this weeks digest, we will be covering:
1.) The 3D Hubs acquisition of Printivate
2.) Hacking a regular 3D Printer for bio printing
3.) 3D Printed Halloween costumes
4.) 3D Printing eye glass frames
5.) 3D Printing for dentists
6.) New Airwolf 3D Printer
That's it for this week.
Quote of the week:
"..The problem with people who have no vices is that generally you can be pretty sure they're going to have some pretty annoying virtues..." - Elizabeth Taylor
See you next week!
Dilanka
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Save a total of £400 when you buy your Early Bird ticket with promo code TECHSTARS@EB. Prices go up to £1,200 on November 4th. Buy your tickets today! | | 3D Hubs - 3dhubs.com 3D Hubs tweeted a few days ago that they had (privately) acquire Printivate. They have announced that they will be integrating Printivate's design analysis, printability prediction and repair technology into the 3D Hubs platform. | | Julian Hofmann - hackaday.io This is a pretty damn interesting DIY project. Essentially, a bunch of students hacked a Ultimaker to enable Bioprinting (printing of living, biological material). | | Ryan George - 3dprintingindustry.com Halloween just wrapped up and more and more folks are using 3D Printing for partial or full costumes. Some of the costumes on this list are advanced and contain electronics, but it's still pretty good.
| | Safilo - youtube.com Safilo, a well known eye wear maker recently mentioned that they have started to heavily utilize 3D Printing for making prototypes. I used to spend $150+ on my prescription glasses only to find out that I was being scammed by Lenscrafters. Then I found online companies like Zenni Optical wear I could buy the same quality prescription eyewear for dirt cheap ($5-$10). Soon, I hope to just print it at home... | | Sam Davies - tctmagazine.com Microlay is a 3D manfacturer that just released a DentalFab 3D Printer. It can be used for producing temporary crowns, bridges and castable prosthetics. | | airwolf - airwolf3d.com AirWolf just released a new, bigger $10k 3D Printer for industrial use. | 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. | | | 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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