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    <title>X-Box One Prototyped with 3D Printer</title> 
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    <description>At its Redmond, Washington, headquarters, Microsoft unveiled its next generation video game console the X-Box One. The console, which will feature 15 exclusive titles, Skype video calling, and a voice and gesture command feature, &amp;nbsp;came with&amp;nbsp;one other surprise; it was prototyped using 3D printers. 
Admittedly, Microsoft isn&amp;rsquo;t a new comer to the world of 3D printing. For the last 3 years, the hi-tech giant has used 3D printing to prototype their Surface tablets and X-Box controlle...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <title>3D Systems to Acquire Arcam?</title> 
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    <description>Last week 3D Systems did something unusual: they sold off 7,500,000 shares of their stock at a price of USD$40 each. Around 17.5% of these shares were held by &quot;certain selling stockholders&quot;, while the rest were owned by 3D Systems itself. This raised company coffers by&amp;nbsp;a massive USD$300M.
Companies just don&#39;t do this for fun. They do it to raise money to spend on something. 
What costs USD$300M? 
We suspect they&#39;re shopping for another company, as does a report in Seeking Alpha. The repo...</description> 
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    <title>NASA Funds Food 3D Printer - Could it Catch on Here on Earth?</title> 
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    <description>In a forward-looking venture, NASA has given a six month, $125,000 grant to Systems and Materials Research Corporation (SMRC) to develop a fully functional food 3D printer for long space voyages. 
&quot;Long distance space travel requires [food that has] 15-plus years of shelf life,&quot; say Arjun Contractor, a senior mechanical engineer at SMRC. Today&amp;rsquo;s space food doesn&amp;rsquo;t have that degree of longevity, but Contractor and his team have an idea of how they can feed NASA&amp;rsquo;s interplanetary...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <title>Emerging Objects 3D Prints Architectural Materials</title> 
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    <description>Oakland-based Emerging Objects isn&amp;rsquo;t your normal design firm. Rather than designing homes, interiors, furniture or products from common materials, the four-person group is trying to create materials for tomorrow&amp;rsquo;s 3D printed objects. 
Self-described as a &amp;ldquo;a pioneering design and research company that specializes in designing and 3D printing objects for the built environment using custom materials and processes,&amp;rdquo; Emerging Objects is interested in creating sustainable, ine...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <title>A Boy and His 3D Printer</title> 
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    <description>A new short documentary by Nathan Fitch tells the story of Andrew Man-Hudspith, an 11 year old with an incredibly inventive mind. &amp;nbsp;
For the past few years, Andrew has been consumed by a desire to invent new things. Using everything from cardboard to Lego Mindstorm kits, Andrew has explored his imagination, but one machine in particular piqued his interest, the 3D printer. 
To convince his parents that the family needed a 3D printer, Andrew took it upon himself to make a PowerPoint present...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <title>Autodesk to Acquire Tinkercad</title> 
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    <description>In an announcement made over the weekend, Autodesk revealed that it will acquire the browser-based design application Tinkercad.
The deal, which is scheduled to be completed within the next 30 days, will see Tinkercad&amp;rsquo;s software added to Autdesk&amp;rsquo;s 123D design suite. The 123D design suite represents Autodesk&amp;rsquo;s attempt at giving anyone with an idea easy to use tools to create 3D models. 
According to Kai Backman, the founder of Tinkercad, &quot;The [Tinkercad] shutdown plan has been...</description> 
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    <title>3D Printed, Transplantable Skin in 5 Years?</title> 
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    <description>For burn victims and those suffering diseases that require extensive skin grafts, treatment can mean a long, painful process that yields imperfect results. However, a new Dutch technology named SkinPrint might improve the healing of such conditions.
Aided by Swiss Professor Ernst Reichmann, an expert in tissue biology, Ingmar van Hengel, Eline Kulpers, Paul Ormel &amp;amp; Tessa Sandberg have created a way to print custom tailored skin grafts. 
At the core of SkinPrint&amp;rsquo;s technology is the re...</description> 
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    <description>Generative Design is one of the most fascinating practices being explored by Makers today. Architects, industrial designers and artists alike are using the practice to create infinitely customizable designs for nearly any application.
But what is generative design? Put simply, generative design is a computer-based design method where the end product is generated by an algorithm. Among the numerous benefits of the practice are the fact that generative designs are parametric and that numerous des...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <description>When you&#39;re interested in investing in 3D printing, there doesn&#39;t seem to be a lot of options at first glance. The publicly traded 3D printer manufacturers are few: Stratasys, 3D Systems and most recently, ExOne. 
Is that all the choice you have? No! There&#39;s more ways to catch the 3D printing boom. 
Aside from privately investing in the numerous 3D printing startups, there are several big companies that have key stakes in the 3D printing industry whose stock price should rise as interest incre...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <description>For the last few decades, American companies have dominated and advanced the field of additive manufacturing to its current state. However, in a recent report from industry analyst Terry Wolhers, America&amp;rsquo;s dominance in additive manufacturing could be waning.
In preparation for Wohlers Associates annual Wohlers Report,the analysis firm hase released some data that might surprise a few people. Of all the manufacturers of professional grade 3D printers out there, 16 of them are from Europe, ...</description> 
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    <description>In an ambitious plan, a Togolese designer who created a 3D printer from e-waste dreams that one day his machines might help colonize Mars. 
The West African nation of Togo, like other nations in the region, has become a place where e-waste from Europe and US is dumped.&amp;nbsp; In most instances, this e-waste is processed by locals who tear down discarded electronics to their core components in the hopes of turning the waste to profit. However, in a complete rethinking of this system, Afate, a Tog...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <description>Recently at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Germany, Harvard and MIT robotics students unveiled their newest creation, a self-assembling 3D printed &amp;ldquo;inch worm&amp;rdquo; robot.
Designed to demonstrate a concept called sequential folding, a self-assembly process, the robots are printed in a completely flat configuration. From this flattened state, the robots are animated with a jolt of electricity thatcauses their flattened bodies to fold into the desired config...</description> 
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    <description>A team of four engineers may have just solved one of the world&amp;rsquo;s most grave problems: the long lines people have to wait in to get a beer at a concert, sports venue or club. 
Created by Chis Jeane, David Kay, Ed Paulosky and Peter Verrillo, the RoboKeg is an NFC (near field communication) activated beer dispenser, and the way the machine works could be a sign of how bars and venues automate beverage service in the future. 
The RoboKeg is activated with a wristband that contains an NFC ch...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Kyle Maxey</dc:creator> 
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    <description>From May 10th through the 13th, COLLECT, a leading international fair for contemporary art, will be showcasing the designs of artists Daniel Widrig at the Saatchi Gallery in London.
What makes Widrig&amp;rsquo;s art interesting to those who follow 3D printing is the fact that a fair share of his work is created using 3D printing. Before becoming an art world sensation, Widrig worked at Zaha Hadid Architects. After years of experience working in one of today&amp;rsquo;s most influential architectural of...</description> 
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    <description>The prestigious MIT Technology Review has named General Electric&#39;s work on 3D printing as one of its &quot;10 Breakthrough Technologies 2013&quot;. 
Specifically, GE is developing a metal nozzle for its LEAP jet engine. They will use 3D metal printers to produce the nozzles, which will be lighter in weight due to an advanced design producible only on 3D printers. 
Wait, we&#39;ve heard this story many times before. A company improves their business process by involving 3D printing. What&#39;s the big deal? 
Th...</description> 
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    <title>Top 5 Products Being 3D Printed That You Need To Know About</title> 
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    <description>Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, is a highly publicized production technology that involves the layering technique of certain material to form solid, three dimensional objects, such as prototypes and assembly parts. This technique has grown into several specialized areas and is changing the way digital files are translated into tangible objects.
By applying 3D printing methods, consumers can receive a personalized product in record time--leading to endless possibilities for production. C...</description> 
    <dc:creator>Aryn Bourk</dc:creator> 
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    <title>3D Print an Invisibility Cloak?</title> 
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    <description>Back in 2006, Duke scientists at the Pratt School of Engineering made headlines by showing the world that they had created the world&amp;rsquo;s first &amp;ldquo;invisibility cloak&amp;rdquo;. While the cloak could only hide an object within the microwave spectrum of light, rather than the visible spectrum, the core science behind the invisibility cloak seemed to have been revealed.
Fast forward seven years and a new generation of Duke engineers have figured out a way to create an invisibility cloak using ...</description> 
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    <title>US Senator Wants Legislation to Make 3D Printed Guns Illegal</title> 
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    <description>Fresh on the heels of Defense Distributed&amp;rsquo;s announcement&amp;nbsp;and release of their fullyfunctional 3D printed handgun, &amp;ldquo;The Liberator,&amp;rdquo; Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York has called for legislation to make the weapon illegal. 
At a press conference in his Manhattan office this morning, Sen. Schumer stated, &quot;A terrorist, someone who&#39;s mentally ill, a spousal abuser, a felon can essentially open a gun factory in their garage&amp;rdquo;. 
Senator Schumer did want to be clear that he doe...</description> 
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    <description>BitKom, a German Association for Information Technology, Telecommunications and New Media, has recently published the results of a survey asking whether 3D printing would have an effect of industry. 
The survey was conducted among 320 companies in the information and communication technology sector in Germany. Of those participants, 81% believe that 3D printing will strongly change the way that industry operates in the future. 
Even though the vast majority of respondents did believe that 3D p...</description> 
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    <description>Nearly a year ago the founder of Defense Distributed, Cody Wilson, announced his plans to create the world&amp;rsquo;s first 3D printed gun. &amp;nbsp;In the coming days, Wilson plans to release his 3D Printed gun. &amp;nbsp;Its name: &amp;ldquo;The Liberator&amp;rdquo;.
Over the course of the last year, Wilson and his team at Defense Distributed have made remarkable strides in creating 3D printed components like a magazine and lower receiver for the much maligned AR-15 assault rifle. 
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    <description>One of the most difficult parts of integrating electronics with biological tissue is getting the numerous tissues and materials to meld. At a lab in Princeton, New Jersey scientists are making progress on this effort using 3D printing.
According to Michael McAlpine, an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Princeton, &amp;ldquo;In general, there are mechanical and thermal challenges with interfacing electronic materials with biological materials.&amp;rdquo; In the past, researc...</description> 
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    <description>In an effort to put some daylight between itself and other 3D printer manufacturers, botObjects has announced that it will soon be selling the world&#39;s first full-color desktop 3D printer, the ProDesk3D.
Aside from being beautifully crafted, the ProDesk3D was also built for ease of use. Numerous automated features like an &amp;ldquo;automatic print set-up,&amp;rdquo; print bed auto-leveling and simple software make the ProDesk3D accessible to even those with no prior 3D printing experience. 
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    <description>At a recent conference, 3D Systems&#39; president and CEO Avi Reichental spoke of his company&#39;s efforts to produce a true chocolate 3D printer. While the project was classed as &quot;not soon&quot;, it does indicate significant interest in 3D food printing. 
We also understand that 3D Systems&#39; main competitor, Stratasys, has applied for a couple of patents related to 3D printed chocolate designs, according to their abstracts: 
An additive manufacturing system for printing a chocolate confection, the system ...</description> 
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    <description>The New York City Econcomic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) recently announced the winners of its &amp;ldquo;Change the Course&amp;rdquo; NYC waterfront construction competition, and D-Shape, a self-described &amp;ldquo;mega-scale, free-form printer of buildings,&amp;rdquo; took first prize.
Just over six months ago, hurricane Sandy ravaged the coastlines of 24 Mid-Atlantic states causing $71.4 billion in damages. No states were more effected by the storm than New York, and in an effort to reclaim and transfo...</description> 
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    <description>&amp;nbsp;At its 25th annual conference, the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) presented Tim Gornet of the University of Louisville with its President&amp;rsquo;s Award. Gornet, the fifth to receive this prestigious award, is manager - rapid prototyping center&amp;nbsp;operations at the university&amp;rsquo;s J.B. Speed School of Engineering and the users group&amp;rsquo;s past president.
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