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  3D Printing the Mystery of the Brain

  The human brain—an organ that, despite ever-advancing technology to scan and understand it, still remains very much a mystery to researchers and scientists. But that technology is allowing those researchers to advance the understanding more quickly, and it forms the basis of the Philadelphia-based Franklin Institute's new exhibit, Your Brain.

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  Swedish Guitarist uses GibbsCAM to Produce Desired Sound

  Stefan Olsson of Hand Bender Sweden AB talks a bit about his invention; “I’ve been playing guitar for years and traveled all around the country and of course met a lot of people who play the guitar. Guitarists are a special type of people, constantly seeking the unbroken tract and the perfect sound.”

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  EGR Gets Parts Made Quickly by Quickparts

  Aware that many of these parts had not yet been tested on the market, EGR didn’t want to risk the cost of expensive tooling and production lines. Instead, they looked to 3D printed parts as a way to easily solve the problems of time and cost.

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  3D Printing Makes Thinkers into Doers

  It all began in February 2014, when Natasha spoke to a class at which NSCAD Director Gregor Ash happened to be visiting. Natasha discussed her prosthetic design efforts and the challenges of creating this functional, aesthetic personal medical device.

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  3D Printed Resort Pool Model Delivers Realistic Results from WhiteClouds

  Delivering realistic models of architectural designs has always been a challenge. While 3D renderings and ‘fly-throughs’ can help a client understand the design’s beauty and functionality, there’s nothing like a physical model to assist.

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