Researchers from the University of Minnesota have devised a novel method of deploying Hollywood-esque motion capture technology to assist the 3D printing of sensors onto organs that expand and contract. “We are pushing the boundaries of 3D printing in ways we never even imagined years ago,” said Professor Michael McAlpine, lead researcher on the project. […]
A few weeks ago, in a 3D Printing group on Linkedin, I asked if anyone was aware of an inhabited 3D printed house. A couple of the responses I received alluded to housing as a bad match for 3D printing. One person went so far as to challenge James Wolff, CEO of D-Shape Enterprises, LLC, […]
I wanted to make a hat to wear with my coat in early spring. I was three-quarters finished with the hat when I decided that I really didn’t like how it was looking. The yarn just was not a good fit. I had yarn before that was a good fit and I made a hat […]
A few months ago, I modeled a drain filter which is available for download on Thingiverse and Shapeways. It is only available in red strong and flexible plastic on Shapeways as it was primarily intended to serve as a Feng Shui cure; to stop chi from flowing down the drain. I originally printed it using […]
Kaye James 