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Above is the gorgeous Wearable Planter by Colleen Jordan. Her tumblr is lovely - I follow it and you should too! Photo credit - Shapeways
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Innovation
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"By the end of this decade, we will see 3D printers doing the small-scale production of previously labor-intensive crafts and goods. It is entirely conceivable that in the next decade we start 3D-printing buildings and electronics."
Read more on Forbes
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"Peter Walters and David McGoran from the 3D Printing Laboratory Centre for Fine Print Research at the University of West England, Bristol has been working on designing and fabricating a working tentacle-like active structure with 3D printing."
Read more on 3ders
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"From day one we've kept our design focus of the Panda Bot on our users. We want to enable the creativity of designers and help them leverage the possibilities of 3D printers. Every design decision was made in terms of how it made your life and work easier and more productive."
Read more on Pandarobotics
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Business
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Beautiful video by Shapeways, showcasing their recent re-branding, the lovely people who work there, and their customers.
'Made in The Future'!
Watch on Youtube
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"In the video above we wanted to re-focus on the what 3D printing really means – and that’s breaking down the barriers that remain between ideas (dreams) and actualizing them (reality)."
Read more on Objet's blog
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Learning
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There are classes popping up all over the place (particularly New York City) for those wishing to learn more about 3D printing.
Check out the full list here on Skillshare
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Know of an article you think belongs in 3D Print Weekly? Email it to submissions@3dprintweekly.com and it just might be included in the next edition :)
See you next week!
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