3D Printing | February 17, 2017 |
Hey you.
How are ya? Hope you are doing alright.
I gained way too much weight from my Vegas debauchery. In fact, I am the heaviest I've ever been (200LB @ 5'8) -- So, I've been eating super clean and maintaining my Brazilian Jiu Jitsu habit lately.
At this rate, I should be back where I want to (~170LB) by end of March ... or April at the latest.
Other than that, things are going well over here in San Diego.
Ah yes! We have a digest :)
Today, we'll be covering:
1.) The new McDonald's straw
2.) 3D Printing an ultrasound
3.) Prototyping product ideas
4.) Recycling failed prints
5.) More makerbot layoffs
6.) Eagle eyes
7.) The future of Industrial 3D Printing
That's all for now.
By the way, almost all of the responses I've gotten from this digest have been dudes (which is great) -- but, it would certainly be cool to hear from any geek ladies out there. (About suggestions, criticisms, links etc.)
Until next time, my friend,
Dilanka
| Learn how to become a Diversity Leader and actions you can take to improve diversity and inclusion in your company!  We surveyed nearly 700 founders of tech startups from around the world to gain insight into the challenges they face when working to build a diverse and inclusive company. Diversity Leaders take key steps in specific areas to create an inclusive environment: Mentoring and advising, hiring practices, professional development, pay and performance, and flexible benefits. Learn how you can become a Diversity Leader. | | Andrew Dalton - engadget.com Here we have a team of engineers using 3D Printing and their engineering know-how to re-engineer a straw so that there's a MUCH MORE EFFICIENT delivery mechanism for accelerating obesity. The best part is the acronym: STRAW -- short for "Suction Tube for Reverse Axial Withdrawal.
Poverty, hunger, homelessness, mental health? nah -- let's work on a straw. | | Denise Dador - abc7.com The detail is not the greatest -- but I can see a LOT of expectant mothers being excited about this. | | Sam Green - blog.stratasys.com Solid guide if you are interested in potentially prototyping an idea for a commercial product. | | Anne Brice - berkeley.edu Recycling failed prints is always a good idea. | | General Fabb - fabbaloo.com Like I am surprised. | | Beau Jackson - 3dprintingindustry.com Not exactly "consumer 3D Printing" -- in fact, I am not sure if the "3D Printed" moniker even belongs here. In either case, this is still interesting. | | Vicki Holt - huffingtonpost.com Not too shabby. I am personally involved in solving the "plug and play" problem mentioned in point #1. Only time will tell where this ship is going. | | | 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, © 2009-2017 by Techstars Central LLC. All rights reserved. Startup Digest is a registered trademark of Techstars Central, LLC. Privacy Policy | Terms of Use. | |
| _rgb_600_51.png) |
|
No comments:
Post a Comment