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IBM 3D prints world’s smallest magazine [video]

Like | robinna | Apr 28, 2014 | 3D, 3D printers, Emerging Technologies, STEaM, STEM, Technology, Video

I guess they are just trying to show what it could do… IBM 3D Prints World’s Smallest Magazine Cover http://mashable.com/2014/04/25/ibm-world-smallest-magazine-cover/#:eyJzIjoidCIsImkiOiJfZTk1bGFmM3IzNHNlMG9iOXlseTFodF8ifQ

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Impact of mass 3D printing on industries

Like | robinna | Apr 15, 2014 | 3D printers, Technology

Really interesting article on the impact of 3D printing: 10 industries 3D printing will disrupt or decimate http://www.techrepublic.com/article/10-industries-3d-printing-will-disrupt-or-decimate/

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Interacting with dynamic shape display [video]

Like | robinna | Apr 12, 2014 | 3D, 3D printers, Emerging Technologies, STEaM, STEM, Technology, Video

This is so cool – almost mind boggling where we are getting with technology. inFORM – Interacting With a Dynamic Shape Display from Tangible Media Group on Vimeo.

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3D technology – the next industrial revolution

Like | robinna | Feb 18, 2014 | 3D, 3D printers, CMS, STEaM, STEM, Technology

As schools across the country are beginning to prepare children for what some have called “the next industrial revolution” by assimilating 3D printing technology into their curriculum, toy manufacturing giant Hasbro is planning to incorporate the technology into kids’ playtime. More here and here References:http://www.3dprinterworld.com/article/3d-systems-hasbro-team-bring-3d-printing-playtime http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/17/hasbro-3d-printing-children-kids

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Looking forward > Topics in stem / Future trends in life and education

Like | robinna | Nov 1, 2013 | 3D printers, Gamification, Higher Ed, Wearables

1 Year or Less Learning analytics Mobile learning Online learning Virtual and remote laboratories 2-3 years adoption 3D printing (I’ve also read 5-7 years) Games and Gamification Immersive learning environments Wearable technology (yes! waiting for my clothes that automatically adjust for temperature!) 4-5 years adoption Flexible displays Internet of Things (Everything physical is tagged; everything is taggable; everything connects with technology think RFID, QR, etc. ...

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3D printing – how does it work? [infographic]

Like | robinna | Aug 19, 2013 | 3D printers, Technology

Source:LiveScience

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3D printing – the revolution [infographic]

Like | robinna | Aug 4, 2013 | 3D printers, Technology

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Creating digital art via touch

Like | robinna | Nov 29, 2009 | 3D, 3D printers, CMS, Culture, Design, STEaM, STEM

Touch screens aren’t the only way of doing this. Shillito is leading a team that has developed software that allows artists to receive physical feedback when designing virtual 3D objects. The team’s approach uses a haptic device called Falcon, which vibrates and moves to allow users to “feel” virtual objects. Originally developed for 3D gaming, Falcon is a cross between a joystick and a mouse. ...