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January 7

 
 
Twikit

Why hello, fellow futurists!
Some interesting critiques of the 3D printing industry below, what do you think?

Above: Twikit is a new company which makes 3D printed personalized trophies, how fun! Read more here.

 

Critique

 

The Achilles’ Heel of 3D Printing

"Why ‘additive manufacturing’ isn’t expected to take over large scale industrial production any time soon"

Read more on Innovation Investment Journal

Submitted by @realchaseadams

 

There’s no money in 3D printing

"Just a little heads up. In the long run there is no money in 3D printing. Sure, great mountains of wealth await as do IPO’s and even more hype. Don’t worry I’m sure lots of people will get private jets out of this yet. But, if we speak of the future of this technology than ultimately there will be no money in it."

Read more on Voxel Fab

Submitted by @aakin

 

Fun

 

Turning children's drawings into 3D printed figurines

"Children's drawings are amazing, every kid is talented in making drawings. And often their drawing are so beautiful and you want to keep them for long. Now you can turn those drawings into awesome 3D printed figurines: Crayon Creatures is offering a 3D printing service that will bring kid's artwork to life with 3D printing technology."

Read more on 3ders

 

Medical

 

3D printing helps develop the world's smallest hearing aid

"Using 3D printing Widex was the first company to produce some of the world's smallest, most comfortable hearing aids, that fits perfectly in each individual ear canal."

Read more on 3ders

 

See you next week!

 

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  2. Fun
  3. Medical

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