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April 11, 2011

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SketchChair :: open source furniture

SketchChair, a project by Tiago Rorke and Greg Saul of Diatom, is an “open-source software tool that allows anyone to easily design and build their own digitally fabricated furniture:” The SketchChair software allows anybody to take part in the process of designing and building their own chairs. The program lets users design chairs using a simple [...]

March 21, 2011

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FabriCamp Lx 1

April 3rd 2011 @ Pavilhão do Conhecimento Lisbon, Portugal The AZ Labs Network is extremely happy to announce FabriCulture’s first event: FabriCamp Lx 1! That’s right, it’ll be a barcamp style unconference dedicated to digital fabrication. Several members and friends of AZ’s hackerspaces (LCD, altLab and xDA) will be demoing their 3D printers and CNC mills. If [...]

January 31, 2011

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recycling 3D printing materials

If you haven’t yet, check out this great blog post on recycling of 3D printing materials by i.materialise’s Joris Peels: Last week in a comment, Paul asked me, “When will more eco and sustainable materials be available for use in these printers? Something like hemp plastic or other biodegradable materials? What are the technical limitations and [...]

December 14, 2010

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DIY printed semiconductors @ botacom

The first edition of Botacon took place last weekend in Brooklyn. The lineup of speakers was impressive and made for one of the best conferences I’ve ever attended. But one materials-related presentation stood out. Mr. Kim and John Sarik gave a talk titled “MakerBot Printable Transistors and OLEDs or I want to be Jeri Ellsworth [...]

March 3, 2010

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growth modeling device

growth modeling device is an artwork by David Bowen which involves a system using lasers to scan an onion plant from one of three angles, which then creates a plastic model based on the information collected. The device builds a series of simulations of a growing onion plant by means of three-D scanning and printing, outputting [...]

February 22, 2010

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OpenStructures :: everyone designs for everyone

The OpenStructures project is an open and modular construction system where everyone designs for everyone on the basis of one shared geometrical grid: It is an ongoing experiment that wants to find out what happens if people design objects according to a shared modular grid, a common open standard that stimulates the exchange of parts, components, [...]