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Following in Dad’s Entrepreneurial Footsteps
Growing up, Alex Nobles watched his father 3D print prototypes to launch his small businesses. Now, Nobles creates props, accessories, and more in his own 3D printing business, Foxtrot Workshop. He prints everything from medical device parts to pet tags to jewelry for small startups. (via Foxtrot Workshop)
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Pi Enabled Prosthetic Hand
David Drummond is going beyond 3D printing a hand for amputees. This inventor from Gisborne, New Zealand wants to give them away for free. Dave’s MakerBot Replicator 2X is making his first model, named BOB, a reality. Tucked inside of BOB is a Raspberry Pi 2. It controls BOB and makes it an open-source, integrative tech-platform, which is new for bionic hands. With his first recipient lined up, Dave started Give A Hand, a charity to get the project off the ground. (via 3news)
Stampanti 3D per riparare una trachea danneggiata - #trachea #makerbot
Stampanti 3D per riparare una trachea danneggiata – #trachea #makerbot
Stampanti 3D per riparare una trachea danneggiata Una MakerBot Replicator 2X è stata usata per stampare un sostegno ricoperto da collagene e dalle cellule che formano le cartilagini della trachea.
Luca Colantuoni
Le stampanti 3D permettono di creare qualsiasi oggetto e vengono oggi sfruttate anche in medicina. Un gruppo di scienziati del Feinstein Institute for Medical Research ha usato una
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