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Will Cogley on MSN5d
New 3D Printed Animatronic Eye Mechanisms and Other Project Updates
A quick look at the new 3D printed animatronic eye mechanisms I've built. Starting in the next few weeks, I'll be releasing a ...
Will Cogley on MSN13d
Making a Robust Machined Eye Mechanism with 3D Printing and Arduino
Here's an animatronic eye mechanism I made using machining tools like a lathe, as well as 3D printing and arduino. Although I ...
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Researchers have developed a way to 3D print robotic musculoskeletal structures in a single material. Everybody has a ...
Elegoo, a rapidly developing brand in global smart manufacturing, today unveils Nexprint, an open-source platform designed to ...
[Markus Mierse] has created one that uses an Arduino Mega and a set of 3D printed parts, so there’s no excuse for not having a spinning disk TV on your shelf.
More recently, Ippolito turned to a desktop-size 3D printer capable of printing in the strength and durability he needs, priced around $20,000. The Mark Two from Mass.-based industrial 3D printer ...
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A new start-up aims to make 3D printing of metal objects something that can be done at scale. If this pans out, US supply chains could could be near shored and could become far more resilient.
Three-dimensional printing is transforming medical care, letting the health care field shift from mass-produced solutions to customized treatments tailored to each patient’s needs. For instance ...
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