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Friday, September 17. 2010

Sweet Animation of the Past, Present and Future of Manufacturing with 3D Printing

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If you ever wanted to find a way to describe to your grandparents (or parents (or partner)) exactly what the future of manufacturing with 3D printing could mean, then this is it.  Humanizing the technology and it's possibilities this animation directed by Carles Mora y Mariona Omedes of nueveojos for DHub Barcelona is short, sweet and memorable.

Found via Ponoko
Posted by Duann in Art, Community, Gadgets, Inspiration, Shapeways, What's Hot at 00:50

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Thanks for posting Duann,
This is really pleasant to watch :-)
why not true even...
#1 Anonymous on 2010-09-17 05:02 (Reply)
Wow that is a brilliant clip.

Here is how the future part might work (technical):
http://www.zyvex.com/nanotech/nanosystems.html
#2 lukas on 2010-09-17 12:00 (Reply)
Great! Just what I was looking for to try and explain this in, er, simple terms :-)

Glenn
#3 Glenn Slingsby (Homepage) on 2010-09-17 16:56 (Reply)
What a good idea and well presented
#4 Barrie on 2010-09-18 02:19 (Reply)
This is a brilliant animatioN!!! I love it, and it explains everything without much fuss.

And prior to stumbling across this website, I'd forever thought that cups, mugs and whatever were always made via sculpting techniques or those utilising pre-made moulds.

Thumbs up!
#5 Googooboyy (Homepage) on 2010-09-18 03:01 (Reply)
did you notice: the spoken words are played backwards.
#6 lukas on 2010-09-18 12:12 (Reply)
!taht eciton ton did I ,oN

nnelG
#6.1 Anonymous on 2010-09-18 15:18 (Reply)

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