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Could 3D printing be used for play time?

As predicted more and more companies are rapidly jumping on the 3D printing bandwagon. This trend is picking up momentum and we’ve made a lot of predictions on how 3D printing can help enhance work and home lives. But what if 3D printing could also be used for fun and play time? Lego are currently…

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3D Printing: A Procreating Printer

We’ve been following the 3D printing trend for a while now; excited to see how it is rapidly developing. It seems that the trend is quickly gaining attention and has been named 6th of the most expanding industries in 2013. It also seems that major software companies have caught on quickly, eager to stay ahead…

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The safety risks of 3D printing

Putting it lightly, 3D printing is booming. 3D printing will be a disruptive force in manufacturing and IT however, along with its benefits come safety risks. As IT groups consider ways to be involved in the 3D printing movement, it should not be forgotten that the growth associated with a new technology must be safe…

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3D printing to cut the RAF’s maintenance and service bill

BAE systems have revealed that RAF Tornado fighter jets have flown with parts made using 3D printing technology for the first time last month. The metal components were used in test flights from the firm’s airfield in Lancashire. This included protective covers for cockpit radios and guards for power take-off shafts. It is hoped the…

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What is Seene?

At Paralogic we have been looking into the new 3D imaging app for iPhones, ‘Seene’ and we want to share our insider info; What is Seene? Seene lets you capture and share a new kind of 3D photo that brings together image, depth and movement to create a richer, more interactive experience, all on your…

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How do you feel about being scanned while you shop?

Tesco has announced that they will be installing hi-tech screens in all of its petrol stations. The screens will be able to target adverts to customers using OptimEyes scanners. The scanners have been developed by Amscreen and will be able to identify time of day and date as well as a customer’s gender and age…

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3D printing the future; at the London Science Museum

Last week I visited the 3D printing exhibition at the Science museum. The exhibition wall is a collection of over 600 printed objects including anything from plane parts to body parts. The exhibition focuses on the future of industry, medicine and whether 3D printing will change your shopping experience. As we have all been keeping…

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Apple’s next big announcement

At 6pm tomorrow, the next iPad mini is set to be unveiled. Rumour has it that the new mini will feature a Touch ID fingerprint-scanner, much like the iPhone 5S. If this is true, the new 7.9-inch iPad will boast a scanner in the home button, recognising your fingerprint to secure online transactions and save you typing…

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What do you get for the person who has everything? 3D print yourself this Christmas!

This festive season iMakr, the world’s largest 3D printing store, is opening a pop-up shop in London’s Selfridges. The temporary outlet will feature a 3D scanning booth where visitors can have themselves digitally scanned and printed out as a miniature model for around £150. iMakr’s mission is to bring the 3D printer into the home….

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Nasa is preparing to send a 3D printer to the International Space Station

Nasa is preparing to send a 3D printer to the International Space Station next year after successfully testing the new technology. Engineers are hoping astronauts will be able to use the new technology to make potential life-or-death repairs on the International Space Station. We think 3D printing is a perfect solution for the adaptability required…

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