Tuesday, 29 May 2018

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Weed-killing robots can critically change the agriculture industry

Weed-killing robots can critically change the agriculture industry

Smart weed-killing robots are here and they have the potential to disrupt the entire pesticide industry. EcoRobotix claims their robot could reduce the use of herbicide by 20 percent. Other examples include Blue River, a startup that develops smart agriculture equipment, and University of Sydney, which has built its own entire series of agri-bots.


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Monday, 28 May 2018

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Customizable 3D printed concrete molds to restore historic architecture

Customizable 3D printed concrete molds to restore historic architecture
In the past decade, the relationship between technology and craft has seen a significant reversal. Usually 3D printing was used to manufacture small objects, figurines and prototypes, it is now being used to construct affordable housing in the construction industry. Artists and artisans across creative fields are embracing digital tools as the new medium for human expression.
EDG, a New York architecture and engineering firm has come up with a cost-effective way to bridge technology and craft: Modern Ornamental: a new form of digital sculpture. The key lies in 3D printing.


In developing modern ornamental, laser 3D scanning software, rendering software (like 3DSMax and Rhino) and algorithmic modeling programs allow the company to recreate virtually anything with ease. EDG then selected the right materials and 3D printing technology to make plastic molds; these would be used to produce copies of architectural ornamentation. The team began prototyping with a small MakerBot Replicator Z18.
"We focused on hollow form plastic molds for economy—to be filled with standard and colored concrete. Through exhaustive experimentation, we found the perfect balance of material cost, efficiency and strength, ensuring that the molds can be easily reproduced." says the company.
The 3D-printed plastic mold is inlaid with a laser cut wire mesh to provide reinforcement. The final prototypes were manufactured by VoxelJet using their VoxelJet VX1000 3D printer for the casting molds and were fabricated in-house with Sika concrete.




When on site, these ornaments can reportedly be produced in as little as a day. Additionally, with stored digital catalogue of parts, architects can easily reprint a mold. "Should an element ever need repair or replacement, the could simply be removed from the building, and a new one could be reprinted and recast on-site, the same day."

The firm was inspired by the pending demolition of 574 Fifth Avenue, a 1940 building with intricate ornamentation which was being torn down because the cost of restoration was too steep. As put by EDG, "Facade ornamentation in the classical style remains impossible to produce by current means. Architectural hand sculpting would be an exorbitant luxury if not also a lost art, laser cutting remains prohibitively expensive, and precast concrete is creatively limiting—as its affordability is derived from the repetition of basic forms. To that end, architects and developers turn increasingly to the restoration of existing treasures, which are in limited and often neglected supply."

With their method of construction, ornamentation can be designed and incorporated into the facade without exceeding the budget. "This project began with the simple goal of finding a way to salvage and restore many of the deteriorating architectural treasures in New York City, and around the world," says John Meyer, Founding and Managing Partner of EDG. "The innate beauty and rich history of these gems were vanishing as the cost of their repair became progressively prohibitive. Recognizing the tragedy these losses, which, like Penn Station, often isn’t fully realized until after the fact, we set about creating a cost effective method of reconstruction and repair. Having achieved that, we also quickly realized that the ease and accessibility of this method of construction held the potential for a truly seismic shift in the creation of building facades. Drawing inspiration from classic styles, we transformed those details into something modern and fresh."

This process will not only usher in the forgotten craft of the “hand” into the modern age, but also democratize the process of design, allowing practitioners from divergent fields to execute what was previously unimaginable.
EDG is building a customized 3D printer suited for their future projects, including a multi-family project in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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Saturday, 26 May 2018

This robot is self 3D printing its own parts

This robot is self 3D printing its own parts

German engineering firm KUKA Robotics is prototyping a robotic arm that works with a MakerBot 3D printer to speed up the manufacture of robotic arms. Parts can be printed, retrieved and installed by a robot.


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Friday, 25 May 2018

Fashion and 3D printing



3D printing for the design aspect

Additive manufacturing is interesting for fashion as it is allowing to work more easily on fashion designs and to create amazing things for the fashion industry such as garments, ornaments and meshes.
This technology is really giving a lot of freedom to the designers in terms of geometry. It is, for example, possible to create intricate designs for various projects inside the fashion industry. From shoes and accessories to 3D printed dresses, the fashion industry starts to embrace the full potential of 3D printing and to develop interesting objects.
Some of the garments developed thanks to the 3D printing technology would have been too complex and expensive to create with another manufacturing method.



New considerations for the fashion industry
Sustainable manufacturing and eco-friendly products
There is obviously an evolution in the way that we are thinking about fashion and clothes manufacturing. New aspects are now taken into account and now, the reasons why designers are choosing this 3D printing are changing: it is becoming important to use 3D printing for sustainable and eco-friendly purposes.
For instance, textiles are part of the waste problem around the world, that is why a lot of elements of the manufacturing process need to be rethought in order to be more eco-friendly. Using 3D printing allows to reduce the waste, thanks to this technique, you only need to use the amount of material that is needed create your project.
It is also a way to use some recycled materials for the manufacturing process. Adidas created a 3D printed midsole for one of its sneakers, made with recycled plastic found in the ocean. Creating new materials and using plastic in a more responsible way are new reasons to use 3D printing for fashion companies, and even for big brands such as Adidas.



3D printing comfortable clothes

The use of 3D printing to create clothes is evolving. It first has been used to create extremely complex and impressive pieces. The use of 3D printing in this sector was a way to push the boundaries of the fashion world to create outstanding projects, that were visually impressive.
Now some designers are more interested in using 3D printing to develop collections of regular clothes, using additive manufacturing as a traditional manufacturing method. They are not only using 3D printing for the design benefits but as an advantageous manufacturing method to create customizable and comfortable clothes. Additive manufacturing is a great way for all the industries to improve their manufacturing process. It is allowing their to work on their prototypes with faster and cheaper methods, but also to produce customizable products in the end. These two elements are quite important in the fashion industry.
Indeed, 3D printing could totally help to create clothes adapted to the movement of all the bodies! 3D printing is not only a manufacturing method for haute couture creations anymore.

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3D printing regular clothes

The idea of Julia Daviy is to use 3D printing to create biodegradable fashion, believing that we can change the way we produce clothes!
Her collection included 3D printed dresses and tops. Most of the time, the 3D printed clothes made by designers are not easy to wear. But it is not the case with the clothes 3D printed by Julia Daviy. She is really thinking about 3D printing as a new method to create garments without wasting a lot of textiles, and avoid the mass-production aspect.



Multicolor 3D printing for garments

This dress is a piece made by the american designer Travis Fitch, with 30 different sections. It has been printed with a colorful multi-material. The material is flexible in order to respond to the movements of the body. The 3D printing process is a good way to give life to objects with really complex designs and to make them wearable as traditional garments.
The use of color on this project is quite unique, 3D printing projects in the fashion world are often monochrome, and are not as colorful. This technique offers new possibilities as multicolor 3D printing is not often used in these kinds of projects.



3D print knits

inistry of supply developed a 3D printed knit blazer, a sustainable way to create garments that will last longer! The 3D printing process and the work on the 3D designs that they are creating are allowing to make pieces more adapted to the body and to its movements.
Their goal is to develop an agile supply-chain and create on-demand products that are more comfortable and durable. Their 3D printing technology is an eco-friendly method to create knits, and they are noticing a reduction of 35% regarding material waste.



New generation of 3D printed clothes collections

Danit Peleg is a designer who decided to create a fashion collection that she entirely 3D printed by herself. By doing that, she shows that 3D printers are great tools, allowing to rethink the manufacturing process of the fashion industry. The collection took her 2 000 hours to print completely.
Her goal? To create comfortable clothes that she could wear herself. Once again, we see the will of designers to create wearable 3D printed clothes.

3D printing, still useful to give life to outstanding designs

Alexis Walsh is a talented designer who created an impressive dress 3D printed using Selective Laser Sintering. The dress has 400 tiles assembled by hand. Here, 3D printing has been used to develop the design of the dress. It took at least six months to the designer to develop this impressive garment using 3D printing.

The 3D printed comfortable dress

We were talking previously about more comfortable clothes. Dresses made by designers are not what we can call comfortable, as it is not their primary goal. But do you know about the Kinematic dress? By 3D scanning her model, Jessica Rosenkrantz created a dress perfectly fitting her body.
By using this innovative manufacturing technique, the designer wanted to show a new approach of manufacturing for her fashion collection. Moreover, 3D printing is perfect to make several iterations for this kind of dresses, to be sure that they respond correctly to the movements of the model.



3D printed fashion for men

We can see that most of these creations are dresses or tops, intended for women. But what about men?
There is actually the 3D printed tie developed by Viptie 3D. This company is more focused on the mass customization aspect of the 3D printing technology. They want to join lxury and high tech to create ties and bowties, as unique products for their customers.



Evolution of 3D printed clothes: What is the future of fashion?

Some companies are developing new techniques and new 3D printing materials such as Ministry of Supply who used a new method to create knit garments. We can notice that some extraordinary 3D printed designs made for fashion shows are still present as the 3D printing technology is still really convenient to manufacture these unique pieces. But 3D printing tends to be more and more use to create clothes that anybody could wear. Indeed, now that we saw that the 3D printing technology is able to create intricate geometries for garments, comfort is becoming the key to new 3D printed fashion projects.
There is also a growth regarding the use of different 3D printing materials and techniques. In the future, metal 3D printing could be implemented to create some ornaments, but also laser cutting techniques! There are a lot of benefits and possibilities for designers who want to approach the laser cutting and 3D printing industry.
We can also see that the eco-friendly aspects offered by 3D printing are becoming quite important, as for instance, recycled plastic and biodegradable materials can be used to 3D print some fashion parts. Soon, it could even be possible to use natural materials.

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Wednesday, 23 May 2018

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A stainless steel bridge has been 3D printed by robots

For the past six months, MX3D has been using industrial robots to print the a pedestrian stainless steel bridge in the Netherlands.

The span is now complete and it's expected to be installed over an Amsterdam canal in 2019, after its stability is verified by an array of tests.


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Monday, 21 May 2018

How Will Home 3D Printers Impact the Economy

Thanks to advanced  technology, we may soon live in an era where home-based 3D printers are as common as refrigerators. As long as you have the raw materials necessary, and an internet connection to find the design templates you need, you could print practically anything, from a pocket comb to a new table for your living room.
For creative minds and ambitious inventors, this is a thrilling prospect, but how would it affect our economy at large?


The Potential Economic Ramifications

With any new technology, it’s important to recognize the potential economic consequences of a full-fledged takeover. Assuming most American households eventually have a 3D printer available, how could that impact the economy?
Less consumer spending. If you had a choice between buying a new set of bookends for $50 and printing one yourself for a few cents, which would you choose? Unless those bookends have some special personal appeal, you’ll go with the latter. On an individual basis, this choice may not matter much, but once millions of people start opting to print their own items, rather than purchasing them, overall consumer spending could drop, which could be grounds for an economic recession.
Rise in demand for plastics. The main types of materials used for 3D printing are ABS, PLA, and PVA plastics, though others are sure to emerge as they become more feasible and less costly. In the interim, if there’s a surge of consumers relying on these products for their own 3D printing needs, it could drive up demand for the raw materials. If the prices of raw materials are driven up, it could stifle the growth of 3D printing overall.
Demand for designs and specs. There will almost certainly be increased demand for design specs; consumers will want to put their printers to good use, but may not have the time or the technical ability to create their own designs. Accordingly, sites and individuals who work to distribute more designs will see a surge in sales and/or traffic.
Job loss. 3D printing has the power to make manufacturing far less expensive—and more automated. Accordingly, we may see the loss of some human jobs in the manufacturing industry. Granted, this is an industry-level effect, but it could restrict income and buying power for residential consumers if it unfolds on a large enough scale.


Arguments for Little to No Effect

Of course, it could be argued that the rise of home-based 3D printing may have little to no economic impact, whatsoever.
For example:
Home-based printers didn’t abolish the printing industry. Consider this: modern printing companies are as efficient and profitable as ever, offering printing for far less money than it would cost to print at home. Home-based traditional printers have barely affected the industry at all. We might see a similar effect with 3D printers, where industrial prototyping and manufacturing remain more cost-efficient than any home setup.
3D printing tech is still expensive. Though prices have fallen sharply since the initial rise of the technology, it’s still going to cost you at least a few hundred dollars if you want a 3D printer at home. This is going to be a prohibitive obstacle for people wanting to start creating their own materials, but it may stoke the fires of innovation in companies capable of producing more cost-efficient printers.
Not all consumers want a 3D printer. We also need to consider the realities of consumer demand. A few years ago, only one in three American consumers were interested in buying a 3D printer. If consumers aren’t generally interested in having a 3D printer at home, the reach of the technology will be stunted, and all these potential economic ramifications will be inherently limited—at least until demand increases in the future.


So how, exactly, will 3D printers transform our economy? There are many variables at play here, so it’s difficult to say for sure. 3D printing has awesome production capabilities, both for manufacturers and individuals, but it’s so early in its development that it’s nearly impossible to tell how it will grow from here—or how it could affect our buying habits.
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Thursday, 17 May 2018

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3 Steps to Choosing the Right Font for Your Brand

There are many details involved when building a brand. Surprisingly, choosing the right font is a great opportunity for your brand to differentiate itself from its competitors.

The right font is more than just a typeface. Some styles are easier to read while others capture and engage the audience from the onset. The aim when building a brand is to create a coherent image which is often referred to as a logo. This starts with the font chosen to represent the business. The last thing you want is to lose a potential customer because of a hard-to-read website or a logo that sends a confusing message.



Carefully define your brand identity
Identify the message your brand stands for. If you have a mission statement, consult it when considering the following steps. First, take a look at the services you are providing or the products you offer. Now, consider what you want your particular target audience to feel when they read your website or see your logo. You may be going for a strictly professional image, so the font should be professional, crisp and clear. On the other hand, if you are a child-centered, or otherwise playful brand, the typeface you use should be looser and more fun.

Go over all your options
There are numerous fonts available. You may be surprised to see all the options, but if you are a start-up organization, food centered, or artistic brand, then it is a good idea to go over all the options. Whimsical fonts can be just what you are looking for. Tech companies should look for sleek fonts in general, while a florist can get away with a flourishes.
The traditional typefaces are ideal to use when you are building a brand that revolves around a finances or tax services. These may not be one of the new fonts on the market, but they will give off a feeling that your brand can be trusted.

Double check legibility
Before deciding upon a particular font, check it’s legibility at various sizes. If a font is hard to decipher when printed on a pen, read on a smartphone, or blown up on a billboard, then it is not your best choice. This is a critical step prior to printing your marketing collateral.

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Saturday, 12 May 2018

45 Hours of 3D Printing to Build this 1,076 square-foot House

This mobile robot has just 3D printed an entire house on a piazza in Milan




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3D HOUSING 05 is a 3D-printed home built on-site at piazza Cesare Beccaria in Milan. It covers and area of 1,076 square feet and its printing process took 48 hours split over the course of a week. When the building's life cycle comes to an end, its debris can get recycled and used as the raw material for new 3D-printed constructions.

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Wednesday, 9 May 2018

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Tuesday, 8 May 2018

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The printer's all-in-one (AIO) element is that it integrates a 3D scanner. Product designers can print a full-color prototype in a matter of hours, versus weeks through third-party 3D printing services. An optional laser engraving module helps small businesses like leather and woodworkers increase production capacity and efficiency.
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