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Since it opened in the spring of 2012, the vascular institute, designed by Cannon Design, has become a one-stop shop for research, medical innovations and patient treatment thanks in no small part to its emphasis on integrated, stacked design. The hope is two-fold: Improve patient care and reduce the time it takes for medical discoveries to go from bench to bedside, a jargon-y medical world phrase that describes the process of applying laboratory-based research to treating patients.

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Fabrican is a unlikely-sounding spin-off of the Department of Chemical Engineering, at Imperial College (which in case you're not familiar with it is one of the top engineering/science colleges in the UK; formerly part of the University of London)-at least, it's unlikely until you begin thinking in terms of emulsions, colloids, and the physical chemistry of nanoscale objects. It's basically fabric in a spray can.

"5-meter long titanium airplane part 3D printed in one piece"

Impression 3D d'immeubles en béton, etc.

At a certain level of complexity and obligation, sets of blocks can easily go from fun to tiresome to assemble. Legos? K'Nex? Great. Ikea furniture? Bridges? Construction scaffolding? Not so much. To make things easier, three scientists at MIT recently exhibited a system of self-assembling cubic robots that could in theory automate the process of putting complex systems together

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that by openly sharing its patent portfolio with the rest of the world, his company will help expand the market for electric cars.

Grayston's software converts an object into file data using a sound card on his laptop. The information on that audio file is sent to electromagnetic mirrors and laser beams that vibrate and move in accord with the data to build 3D objects from a specialized acrylic resin.

"HP Labs" : imprimer du verre

Expérimientations sur divers matérieux à imprimer en 3D (Ciment, Bois, sel, papier, nylon)

Le design thinking et la Design School de Stanford : effet de mode ou révolution ?

"triking data was from EV owners who also had solar panels. From 7 a.m. to midnight, they used about one-fourth as much power from the grid as the typical household, because they were getting power from their rooftops and often selling power back to the grid. In other words, they took very little from the grid when demand was high - at times even helping to increase supply - and took much more from the grid when demand was low. They helped smooth ou"