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83-year old woman gets replacement 3D printed titanium jaw, makes her the coolest member of the bridge club

On February 6, 2012, In Gadgets, by AldabaColtrain334

3D printers are continuing to force their way into medical applications and the latest beneficiary is an 83-year old woman. She’s the first patient to receive a titanium jaw crafted by those not-so dimensionally-challenged printers . The method was developed by the BIOMED Research Institute at Hasselt University in Belgium and creates the replacement from layer-upon-layer of titanium dust.

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‘Still Alive’ played on 3D printed record, takes music piracy to complicated new levels

On January 25, 2012, In Gadgets, by ZaidaJamey

We’re still in the relatively early stages of the 3D printer revolution , and as such, it’s hard to say just how these devices will play a role in our daily lives.

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Mineways offers up 3D-printed models of your Minecraft creations

On January 3, 2012, In Gadgets, by lfhgjkd19

Sure, those gigantic tributes to Italian plumbers look great on your PC screen, but sometimes you want something a little more tangible . That’s exactly what Mineways lets you do

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3D-printed bone replacements coming soon to an orthopedic surgeon near you, courtesy of WSU (video)

On November 30, 2011, In Gadgets, News, Technology, by fuistaszej3

3D printers are slowly, but surely working their way into all sorts of useful, everyday applications — like the creation of chocolates , flutes and even Mario Kart turtle shell racers . Now, Washington State University engineers are unveiling a unique implementation of the tech that could aid in the regrowth of damaged or diseased bones

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Olly: the web-connected robot that converts pings to odors

On October 29, 2011, In Gadgets, by klamka13303

What if there were a way to add smells to the things you see every single day on the internet?

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Olly: the web-connected robot that converts pings to odors

Shapeways serves up prêt-à-imprimer 3D bones, Lagerfeld stands by for full skeletal replacement

On September 17, 2011, In Gadgets, by braciejo41

3D printed chocolates ? Sure, sounds innocuous enough. But made-to-order 3D printed bones?

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3D-printed plane takes to the skies, sounds like a Black & Decker (video)

On July 29, 2011, In Gadgets, News, by lfhgjkd19

You know what’s pleasing about this plastic drone, aside from the fact it flies?

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MakerBot’s Interface Board Kit does PC-less 3D printing, turns your superhero fantasies into reality

On March 31, 2011, In Gadgets, by klamka13303

If you’re like us — that is to say, wildly popular and devastatingly good looking — then you’re probably wondering why someone hasn’t produced an action figure in your likeness yet. Well wonder no longer, for the folks over at MakerBot just announced yet another handy tool to make at home 3D printing even easier. An addition to the aptly titled Thing-O-Matic , the Gen 4 Interface Board Kit v1.1 is billed as a DIY interface that lets you operate your thingy printer without having to attach it to a PC

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Watch-controlled robo-tot grasps small objects, the meaning of life (video)

On March 30, 2011, In Gadgets, News, Technology, by klamka13303

It may seem like there’s an abundance of robot news lately, but we’re just trying to please our mechanical overlords deliver the latest in gadget and technology news. What we’ve got here is an Arduino -based robo-gripper that serves only to move around and use its 3D printed claws to grab tiny objects that we’d otherwise be too lazy to pick up ourselves.

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.MGX opens world’s first store dedicated to 3D printed goods

On December 29, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo

Is your Matter Compiler broken? Well, step on down to the local .MGX for all your 3D printed needs! Materialise’s .MGX brand has just opened its very own flagship store in Brussels, and it professes to be the first physical store solely dedicated to 3D printed wares.

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83-year old woman gets replacement 3D printed titanium jaw, makes her the coolest member of the bridge club

‘Still Alive’ played on 3D printed record, takes music piracy to complicated new levels

Mineways offers up 3D-printed models of your Minecraft creations

3D-printed bone replacements coming soon to an orthopedic surgeon near you, courtesy of WSU (video)

Olly: the web-connected robot that converts pings to odors

Shapeways serves up prêt-à-imprimer 3D bones, Lagerfeld stands by for full skeletal replacement

3D-printed plane takes to the skies, sounds like a Black & Decker (video)

MakerBot’s Interface Board Kit does PC-less 3D printing, turns your superhero fantasies into reality

Watch-controlled robo-tot grasps small objects, the meaning of life (video)

.MGX opens world’s first store dedicated to 3D printed goods

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