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3D Printing stories - Page 4

Unlike normal printing technologies, 3D printing (or additive manufacturing as it is sometimes described as) is the construction of a three-dimensional object from a CAD model or a digital 3D model. It involves the action or process of making a physical object from a three-dimensional digital model, usually done by laying down many thin layers of a material in succession. 3D printing is being widely used across a variety of verticals, including healthcare, engineering and retail. 3D printers are often sold widely across the channel space.
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New Zealand student uses milk protein to 3D-imprint cells that could possibly regrow limbs

Thu, 20th Jul 2017
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University of Canterbury PhD student Azadeh Hashemi is using milk protein to 3D-imprint cells, potentially enabling the regrowth of missing body parts.
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Exclusive interview: The tech guru making construction more productive

Thu, 13th Jul 2017
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Businesses need to be adaptive and entrepreneurial. The disruption of the construction industry is a positive movement for the industry as a whole.
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IoT voted the top priority in driving digital transformation for organisations

Fri, 23rd Jun 2017
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The IoT has become the leading technology priority for digital transformation, coming in at the top priority for 92% of organisations.
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Kura takes on solving global issues with 3D printing

Thu, 8th Jun 2017
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Students at Christchurch's Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Te Whānau Tahi are using 3D modelling and printing to tackle world problems.
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Tech in China, start-ups, sports & fashion: CES Asia's 2017 line up

Wed, 7th Jun 2017
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As a part of CES Asia 2017, Startup Park will showcase at least 75 start-ups around the world from ten countries.
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You're invited: Free webinar PD on robots coding and more

Tue, 23rd May 2017
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Educators invited to free webinar on using edtech in the classroom, featuring 3D printing, coding and robotics. Don't miss out! #edtech.
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Enabling e-Learning serves up new free digital resource

Mon, 8th May 2017
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Te Ara Whītiki is Enabling e-Learning's latest offering. It hopes to connect educators with the right advice for digital offerings across the sector.
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May the 4th be with you: Star Wars tech that actually exists

Thu, 4th May 2017
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From holograms to bionic limbs, this Star Wars day unveils real-life tech feats inspired by the saga's futuristic vision.
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Te Papa's new lab to host exciting holiday programme

Fri, 31st Mar 2017
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Te Papa's new Hīnātore learning lab will offer kids a chance to learn and have fun with immersive technologies.
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3D technology helps school fundraising

Fri, 31st Mar 2017
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Innovative tech students at Wellington's Marsden Collegiate boost school funds with bespoke 3D-printed plant pots.
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Windows rolls out new update - good news for creatives and gamers

Fri, 31st Mar 2017
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Microsoft recently announced the next major update to Windows 10, known as the 'Creators Update', in an attempt to usurp Apple in creative circles.
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3D printing mainstream by 2018, medical sector leading charge

Tue, 7th Mar 2017
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A new report from IDC says 3D printing will be mainstream in APAC by 2018 but there's consolidation and change ahead too.
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Abundant growth in wide format printers as Asia Pacific market surges

Mon, 6th Mar 2017
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APAC is emerging as a key regional market for large format printers according to TMR Research, which says there are 'abundant' growth opportunities.
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​Are educators restricting student access to 3D printing?

Wed, 8th Feb 2017
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Student access to 3D printers across the globe is being restricted across the globe by education institutions, despite the learning benefits.
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3D printing can inspire creative minds but not without 'risk'

Wed, 19th Oct 2016
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3D printers can boost students' motivation to learn, but there are risks involved, says Adam O'Neill, managing director of Y Soft.
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3D printing in education: Where to start?

Tue, 13th Sep 2016
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PrintLab releases online guide to help teachers navigate the challenges of integrating 3D printing into education.
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Y Soft looks to sustain growth, sets sights on Australia and NZ

Mon, 12th Sep 2016
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Enterprise solutions firm Y Soft is experiencing strong growth in Australia and New Zealand, with a reported 30% boost in revenue.
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Palmerston North City Council launches Tech Challenge

Tue, 6th Sep 2016
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Palmerston North City Council has launched a new programme to encourage young people to become excited about science, technology, engineering & maths.
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YOU'RE INVITED: 2016 Canterbury Tech Summit – set to be a sell-out

Fri, 19th Aug 2016
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This fresh and unique conference is filled to the brim with insightful presentations, leading innovations and inspirational content.
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Researchers report cyber security risks in 3D printing

Tue, 19th Jul 2016
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Provided the printer is connected to the Internet, hackers can make their way in and introduce internal defects as the component is being printed.