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Loading ... The next industrial revolution won’t be centralized or happening in large remote factories. The next industrial revolution will create shapes and forms at home using 3D printers.
MIT: Printing Buildings with 3D Printers
Fabaroni: a homemade 3D printer
The Fabaroni is a 3D printing machine that constructs 3D models with pasta dough.
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Structural Ceramic Components by 3D Printing
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