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Happy Monday, hope it doesn't drag too much for you!
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Medical
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"The membrane is made from fat-like molecules called lipids, which line up next to one another to create two layers. And that’s exactly what Villar’s 3-D printer makes—balls of liquid encased by a double-layer of lipids."
Read more on National Geographic
Submitted by John Perry and @makenai
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Innovation
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"So what exactly is the 3D Refiner: a machine that rotates a 3D printed part in front of a pressurized and constant flow of solvent, allowing for a symmetric smoothing of the print, resulting in the appearance of a high quality and appealing finish for any 3D printed part."
See their Kickstarter
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"Skylar Tibbits, an architect, designer and computer scientist recently presented a new concept at TED 2013: 4D printing. Skylar Tibbits' research focuses on developing self-assembly technologies for large-scale structures in the physical environment. In a collaboration between Stratasys’ Education, R&D departments and MIT’s Self-Assembly Lab, a new process is being developed. Skylar Tibbits calls it 4D printing, where materials can be reprogrammed to self-assemble into new structures, directly off the print-bed."
Read more on 3ders
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Services
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"If you have an idea for a 3D design or you need your existing design 3D printed, cut or fabbed in another way, additer can help you to find a maker near you. If you are a company, individual designer or fabber or just a 3D enthusiast, register as a maker and get your name out there. We welcome everyone!"
Visit the Additer website
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