Join us. Actor Gets a Facelift using Objet 3D Printer! An easy-to use, free 3D modeling tool. Japanese 3D-Printing Company Creates Models Of Unborn Babies. Ultrasound images are now out of date.
Expecting mothers now have the opportunity to spruce up their mantlepiece by purchasing a 3D-printed scultpure of their unborn fetus. According to wired.co.uk, a Japanese engineering company, Fasotec, can convert an unborn baby’s MRI scan into a 3D replica of the fetus. This way, the mother will have the chance to see exactly what the unborn child looks like while still in the womb. Fasotec has teamed up with Parkside Hiroo Ladies Clinic to provide this sevice. The process requires that the mother get their fetus scanned with an MRI machine. According to geekosystem.com, Fasotec is calling these 3D keepsakes “Shape of an Angel.” The “Shape of an Angel” keepsake’s measurements are around 90 x 60 x 40 and will set you back 100,000 yen. 100,000 yen would equal out to about $1,278.45 in US currency. These replicas will surely take the place of embarrassing pictures when they are shown to their child’s new significant others as they get older.
The Top Ten Fastest-Growing Industries in America. 3D printing has been around for about ten years, but it has only been in the past few that it has advanced enough to create serious buzz. 3D printing is the process where a single machine creates or “prints” a three-dimensional object by piling successive layers of material on top of each other.
The technology was featured on the cover of the Economist last year, which argued, “The printing of parts and products has the potential to transform manufacturing because it lowers the costs and risks. No longer does a producer have to make thousands, or hundreds of thousands of items to recover his fixed costs.” This revolution may be a few years away, but the manufacturing of 3D printers is already beginning to take off. According to IBIS, “As the cost of producing these high-tech machines decreases and printer technology is refined, they will be used for an increasing number of applications, such as aerospace-related manufacturing.”
Average annual growth from 2002-2012: 8.8% 3D Printing Industry Will Reach $3.1 Billion Worldwide by 2016. 3D printing machine and printer inks are now used for entertainment ~ Great Prints Solutions. The power of 3D printing machine and quality of ink printer is not only for printing industry nowadays, because it is now part of entertainment industry.
The upcoming film "The Pirates! Band of Misfits" is the newest movie that will going to release this coming April 27, 2012 by Aadman, Sony Pictures, and Columbia Pictures, believe it or not, it is the product of 3D printing machine and printer inks. Sony Pictures unveils how they used the latest printer technology and printer inks to create the said movie. The story is about a Pirate Captain who set out on a mission to defeat his rivals Cutlass Liz (Salma Hayek) and Black Bellamy (Jeremy Piven) to win for the Pirate of the year Award. The quest will take the Captain (Hugh Grant) and his crew from the shores of Blood Island to the foggy streets of Victorian in London.
"We built about 8,000 mouths. According to Rich Brown, Senior Editor at CNET, told Fox News: "The layers build up in liquid form. Denise RasalanOwner, Great Prints Solutions. THE NEXT TRILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY: 3D Printing.