- August 15th, 2016
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Category: 3D Printing
Landmine kills over a thousand people yearly, and governments are having a hard time sweeping the areas using traditional methods which cause random trips which make it even dangerous even for the demolition team. Massoud Hassani escaped the Taliban last 1998 in Afghanistan which was later followed by Mahmud, his brother, two years later. Now, Read more
Researchers from Cleveland’s Case Western Reserve University created the so-called “biohybrid” robots which resemble the built of a sea slug. The biohybrid robot is a combination of sea slug parts and 3D printed materials which can not only be fascinating to watch but also it can have the potential to benefit the human race and Read more
The first 3D printed technological village is soon to rise, and reason behind this is the 12 meters high printer- BigDelta WASP. This 3D printer was a product of a research project that aims to create sustainable housing production with local materials at low costs. The WASP team is collaborating with the municipality of Massa Read more
There has been a great need to shift from fossil fuels to much cleaner sources of energy, primarily because of the negative impacts that global warming has brought us. The effects of global warming have been felt all over the world with the tremendous amount of greenhouse gas emissions. There are several other options that Read more
A lot of innovations have already been made for the past few years, and new technologies continually rise. All of these are happening because of people with great and creative minds. If there is one thing that people do not oppose, it would be recycling. As a matter of fact, it is considered to be Read more
The 3D printing technology has already been applied to different platforms since its creation. The technology is already being applied to art, education, medical field, and even in construction. Now, it is again being tested on an unusual racing contest. This event takes every other year which uses vehicles that are powered by electric screwdrivers Read more
Just like the bolts from Pikachu’s thundershock, Pokémon Go has sent shockwaves all throughout the gaming community. During the first two weeks of the game, it has spread like wildfire as it becomes a cultural phenomenon in every country. Pokémon Go involves a user with a smartphone that has GPS capability that invites players to Read more
Following the initial, and almost inevitable, rash of printed plastic guns, 3D printing has emerged as a cost effective, flexible, and beneficial alternative to traditional manufacturing techniques. It currently has limited home uses, although it could prove very useful as a means of printing replacement parts and for DIY projects, but its use is already Read more
The 3D printing technology even though open now to independent builders and makers, are being used by car companies by for more than 25 years. One of the most well-known global automotive manufacturers has been using the technology during manufacturing and even application. The BMW group has been using this tech in the past solely Read more
Schools have included technologies such as 3D printing and STEM as part of their curriculum, especially in educational projects for students. Teachers also make use of them in order to develop lesson plans. Robotics and other programming projects are also available, but some schools could not afford the expensive kits for these projects. In addition Read more