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3D-Printed Home That Can Be Built for Less Than Rs. 2.6 Lakhs Envisioned for Developing World
Icon and New Story's aim is to print houses that cost less than $4,000 (roughly Rs. 2.6 lakhs) for the developing world.
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You Can Now Print a 200 Million Years Old Dinosaur Skull at Home
Scientists have created a digital reconstruction of the skull of Massospondylus, a 200-million-year-old South African dinosaur.
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Man Jailed in Japan for Making Guns With a 3D Printer
Yoshitomo Imura, 28, was found guilty of making two guns at his home and publishing a video online detailing the process, said the Yokohama District Court.
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3D Print a Nebula at Home, Thanks to Nasa
Wolfgang Steffen, recently created the first ever 3D-printed model of the Homunculus Nebula by using a software called Shape.
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Soon, 3D Printed Robots that Self-Assemble when Heated
Soon, you may 3D-print a robot at home and then watch it assemble itself. MIT scientists have developed new algorithms and electronic components that could enable printable robots that self-assemble when heated.
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3D-Printed Home That Can Be Built for Less Than Rs. 2.6 Lakhs Envisioned for Developing World
Icon and New Story's aim is to print houses that cost less than $4,000 (roughly Rs. 2.6 lakhs) for the developing world.
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You Can Now Print a 200 Million Years Old Dinosaur Skull at Home
Scientists have created a digital reconstruction of the skull of Massospondylus, a 200-million-year-old South African dinosaur.
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Man Jailed in Japan for Making Guns With a 3D Printer
Yoshitomo Imura, 28, was found guilty of making two guns at his home and publishing a video online detailing the process, said the Yokohama District Court.
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3D Print a Nebula at Home, Thanks to Nasa
Wolfgang Steffen, recently created the first ever 3D-printed model of the Homunculus Nebula by using a software called Shape.
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Soon, 3D Printed Robots that Self-Assemble when Heated
Soon, you may 3D-print a robot at home and then watch it assemble itself. MIT scientists have developed new algorithms and electronic components that could enable printable robots that self-assemble when heated.
