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November 25

 
 

After a brief hiatus, 3D Print Weekly is back, hooray!

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Medical

 

The Open Hand Project

"The Open Hand Project aims to make advanced prosthetic hands more accessible to amputees. The Dextrus hand is the realization of this goal, it’s a low-cost robotic hand that offers much of the functionality of a human hand. Ultimately, these hands will be sold for under $1000 (£630)."

See more on Engineering is Awesome

 

Education

 

Maker Muse

"In this 12-part online course you will learn everything you need to know to make a 3D printable design. The course includes an assignment to create an actual 3D printable design. Along the way, you will also find tips and advice from some of the best 3D printing experts and product designers around."

See more on the Maker Muse website

 

Innovation

 

The Mini Metal Maker

"The Mini Metal Maker brings precious metal clay (PMC) to the field of 3D printing. This highly developed product for the jewelry industry is exceptional in its ability to let sculptors create detailed forms by hand and then fire them to produce pure metal objects.  The Mini Metal Maker takes this process one step further by allowing makers to produce their own pure metal objects based on digital 3D cad files."

See more on the Mini Metal Maker website

 

Software

 

ShapeJS Beta Launch

"The ShapeJS language provides a powerful system for generating 3D printable objects via a simple Javascript program. ShapeJSs work on a voxel representation. A voxel is similar to a 2D pixel but it represents a volume element in 3 dimensional space. A script provides mechanisms to easily set the desired voxels using a series of data sources and transformations."

Read more via Shapeways

 

See you next week!

 

In This Issue

  1. Medical
  2. Education
  3. Innovation
  4. Software

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