Ever thought of making things that you want...all by yourself??? Now you can do it. Look how this cool affordable 3D printer could get what you want in your hands within hours. Above all this technology is 'open source'.
Sunday, 1 May 2011
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Glomus Explorers
The Glomus dream
We began as Glomus Explorers, a group devoted to exploring the application of makerbot rapid prototyper prints. We were following a plastic extruded path building an ABS world as we went. We built some molehills and some mountains, and eventually we extruded smack bang into a dining room only to find we were making ourselves an entourage of prosthetic products to fill every nook of that scene. Each product one of a kind, an individual. Printed directly from the minds of the people that drempt them, here these products now lie in our makerbot culinary catalogue.
The Glomus dream
We began as Glomus Explorers, a group devoted to exploring the application of makerbot rapid prototyper prints. We were following a plastic extruded path building an ABS world as we went. We built some molehills and some mountains, and eventually we extruded smack bang into a dining room only to find we were making ourselves an entourage of prosthetic products to fill every nook of that scene. Each product one of a kind, an individual. Printed directly from the minds of the people that drempt them, here these products now lie in our makerbot culinary catalogue.
THE STAIRCASE
PASCAL ANSON'S concern in utilising the common objects and giving them a whole new perception is really very exciting. We are in desperate need of such genius talents who could inspire all of the people in the globe and make us more creative and concern towards our environment.
Arvind Gupta: Turning trash into toys for learning | Video on TED.com
Arvind Gupta: Turning trash into toys for learning | Video on TED.com
Arvind Gupta's determination in searching the newness from ordinary objects. Really fascinating.
Arvind Gupta's determination in searching the newness from ordinary objects. Really fascinating.
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