More about 3D printing...interesting that the graphic has a category for "disruptive technology" that includes Western Union noting the shortcomings of telephones and the (famous) Thomas Watson quote that the world market would be "maybe five computers."
Okay, when 3-D printing makes it onto the cover of PARADE MAGAZINE, there is no question it no longer is an "emerging" trend. So, what will be the next trend to graduate (self-driving cars have crossed the line already)?
Taking advantage of recent advances in flexible electronics, researchers have devised a way to "print" devices directly onto the skin so people can wear them for an extended period while performing normal daily activities.
A tongue-in-cheek presentation of the traditional print-on-paper book as the most convenient device for reading. Maybe we shouldn't be so quick to embrace all things digital. What does the future hold for museums and printed publications?
Japan's first 3D photo booth will give people a chance have their entire bodies scanned and made into 3D-printed figurines using rapid prototyping technology.
Another take on what "third space" can mean: For this publisher, it represents the physical space created at their booth - the space between their online presence and their print platform!