She tries to make up for it by printing, printing, printing.
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Bullock's press revolutionized the printing industry by vastly increasing printing speeds.
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Should we be surprised that a money-printing business is printing money?
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You probably learned about Gutenberg, the printing press, and the birth of commercial printing in school — but the history of home printing is less well-known.
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The groom's parents, now retired, owned ColorTech Printing, a printing company in Denver.
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The most difficult task 3D printing faces, though, is printing large metal objects.
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Below the printing area, two neat pop-out drawers hold spools of printing plastic.
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It uses a printing method quite similar to that of the CreoPop 3D printing pen.
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When you're building a few, It's like printing a few pages using a printing press.
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Sweet has patented at least 13 other 3D printing inventions according to 3D Printing Industry.
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His commercial printing business runs a printing press that utilizes aluminum plates imported from France.
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Torstar has reached a deal to outsource printing of the Toronto Star to Transcontinental Printing, making it the latest Canadian newspaper whose printing is to be outsourced amid slowing readership.
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Free photo printing and delivery: Walmart already has photo printing services in stores and online; we want to see the retailer offer some sort of free printing for Walmart+ members.
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TightsShop started printing their designs on baby clothes, and they eventually evolved into printing on tights.
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Faster printing speeds, imminent progress toward simultaneously printing metal and plastic and expanding "build envelopes" will soon make 2900-D printing much more broadly competitive, revolutionizing a range of traditional production processes.
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Meet 3Doodler: The world's first 3D printing pen that is looking to change the 3D printing game.
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When printing on silicon, chemicals are added to the process, effectively "printing" the design to the wafer.
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But the printing press was clearly a ... Now, the printing press was available to lots of people.
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So, what else is ... so AI, printing, 3-D printing, drones has got to be hot, right?
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Some leading 3D-printing companies are using gun-blocking software to prevent people from printing guns, NPR reports.
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Among these include patents for three specific 3D printing technologies: liquid-based, powder-based and metal-based printing processes.
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Formlabs is a 3D-printing company dedicated to creating desktop printers, giving the public greater access to 3D printing.
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His company is printing chairs for Food Ink a restaurant that uses 3-D printing technology to prepare food.
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And thanks to economies of scale, printing a book the old-fashioned way is often cheaper than home printing.
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Mr. Christian's father is a graphic artist at Weatherill Printing, an offset and digital printing company in Tupelo, Miss.
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As they document in "Printing Architecture: Innovative Recipes for 3D Printing," published last year, mud is dear to their hearts.
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Although the mainstream consumer adoption of 23D printing might be falling behind on certain expectations, metal 23D printing for product designers and engineers seems to be delivering on all the potential that 23D printing has in store.
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In 2011 I was at the printing factory for the printing of my book Abstract Pictures and I recorded the printing press because I thought the super rhythmic sounds of this rotation press were a good techno soundtrack.
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The union said there will be about 200 workers doing currency printing at Gateshead, following the passport and currency printing losses.
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Scientists at MIT have created a 3D printing technique that allows you to change the polymers in an object after printing.
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Printing photo collages is also a great way to preserve a memory without wasting film and printing them on multiple shots.
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This cutting-edge printing technology is perfect for those who need high-quality, high-volume printing — without requiring regular ink refills.
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The Replicator was born during a boom in cheap consumer 3D printing, following the expiration of key printing patents in 2009.
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They were produced on the same heavy, expensive, restricted intaglio printing presses used by the US Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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The first step involved 3D printing the Laocoön simulation with a special nylon fiber Quayola prefers over other 3D printing materials.
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GE, which laid the foundation for its 23D printing push with the acquisition of 23D printing specialists Morris Technologies in 2012, said it expected its new 3D printing business to grow to $1 billion by 2020 at attractive returns.
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There are a ton of photo printing services, and they're all cheaper than you might expect (way cheaper than printing real film).
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In the fifteenth century, no sooner had the printing press concluded its Bible-printing duties than it got to work on porn.
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And you compare the quality of its printing to today's printing, and you essentially see that we've come a very long way.
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The 3D-printing is being powered by Coffee Ripples, a startup that makes a machine dedicated to 3D printing images on foam lattes.
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Still, even some of the most frequent users of 3D printing have turned to 3D printing services that are increasingly making ownership unattractive.
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Boston-based Rize Inc has developed a new type of 3D printing which eliminates the need for lengthy post-printing clean-up processes.
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After setting up Lifen, you can select it as a printer in the printing popup — it's compatible with any app that supports printing.
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But they have a robust set of digital photo printing services, which is handy if you're not comfortable using online photo-printing sites.
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Each shirt is a hybridized creation; Big City uses a combination of spray paint, sublimation (direct-to-garment printing), dyeing and screen printing.
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In May, it launched a U.S.-based 23D printing service with Fast Radius, a 22015D printing company based outside Atlanta, where UPS is headquartered.
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LSC Communications represents the company's printing business as a global leader in cost-effective print related services that include digital printing and office products.
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Known as the 205D Printing in Microgravity Experiment, their first printer conducted a series of tests with over a dozen different 3D printing materials.
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In Nairobi, Kenya, I was amazed to see a 3D-printing business set up on a street corner, merrily printing everyday objects for passersby.
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We're talking 3D bioprinting in the medical field, advanced 3D metal printing which will revolutionize manufacturing and even more accessible 3D printing at home.
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Yes, printing giant Xerox is getting into the 183D printing game, and has plans to develop an at-home 3D printer this year. 4.
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It's been 19 months since the computing and printing giant Hewlett-Packard first declared its intention to enter the market for 3-D printing.
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St. Bride's links with the world of printing and newspapers go back more than 500 years, when a printing press was set up alongside it.
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Ford Motor Company announced on Monday that they've begun testing 3D printing of large-scale parts, using tech provided by 3D printing industry giant Stratasys.
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This development can be traced to advanced 3D printing technologies becoming accessible due to the expiration of key patents on pre-existing industrial printing processes.
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Akin to printing a document, printing a prosthetic is quickly becoming as easy as pressing "print" and watching the 3D printer build layer upon layer.
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Printing alone sounded stale, but 8003-D printing presented much larger opportunities in mass production, personalization and new-age manufacturing, Weisler told CNBC on Friday.
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Printing alone sounded stale, but 3-D printing presented much larger opportunities in mass production, personalization and new-age manufacturing, Weisler told CNBC on Friday.
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Also known as additive manufacturing, 3D printing enables users to prototype models on their computers before printing them layer-by-layer on their 3D printer.
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New direct-to-garment printing and digital printing on t-shirts is going to grow very rapidly over the next few years, according to Berdigans.
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The printing of 3D objects still requires certain skills, while ideally it should be as simple as printing out a document on a regular printer.
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Having done some printing myself, I was impressed by Sardon's speed and ability to control the printing process so quickly, evidencing his years of experience.
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Indeed, it was these uses, which also involve printing a lot of concealed detail, that gave Dr Ojeda his key-printing idea in the first place.
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At least one investor I talked to said that in many cases, the cost of 3D printing certain basic parts outweighs the benefits that printing provides.
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One of the most popular names in 3D printing – Formlabs – is a pioneer in bringing SLA 23D printing to the desktop at an accessible price point.
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I mean, again, the printing ... As Tyler Cowen has written, I don't know any criticism of Facebook that wouldn't have been written about the printing press.
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There have been concerns that 3D printing could be used by bad actors, such as a person printing their own gun to get around licensing restrictions.
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Finally, just outside of the city, Carson has the International Printing Museum where visitors can see an impressive collection of antique printing presses; admission is $10.
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Torstar said it reached a deal to outsource printing to Transcontinental Printing and had begun talks with unions representing the affected employees to develop a transition plan.
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The 3D-printing files are free to download, but you'll need to find a way to print them via your own printer or a 3D-printing service.
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In their case the problem with printing in metal is not constant movement but grit—for this is a much more sensitive process than printing in plastic.
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Savings from printing fewer copies are small—printing and distribution costs are mostly fixed—so they must either cut staff or find other ways to make money.
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Because in an age in which every smartphone user has a printing press in their pocket, there is little premium in owning an actual, physical printing press.
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The practicalities of erecting massive 3D-printing gantries suggest printing skyscrapers and other large structures is probably best not done in one go, but in smaller sections.
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The Silicon Valley company that created the method, Carbon, say it's faster and more adaptable than traditional additive printing, and can make mass-production 3D printing a reality.
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The Boston-based CEO of Markforged, a 3D printing company that specializes in printing carbon fiber and metals, has found that few of them could understand his technology.
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The strategy with 3-D printing is to take more advanced tissues that have been engineered by hand and re-create them with 3-D printing, he said.
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There's some packing material to remove from parts that will move during the printing process and you do have to attach both the extruder and the printing plate.
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While 3D printing is already used widely to produce spare parts for industry, Erturk said the development marks a step forward for 3D printing in the medical field.
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"The concept of sustainability has been underplayed in 3D printing," said Tim Greene, a research director for global research firm IDC who specializes in the 3D printing market.
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Revenues for every individual component of HP's personal systems and printing businesses — from notebooks and workstations to printing supplies and consumer hardware — fell on a year-over-year basis.
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To increase efficiency, Autodesk's engineers applied the old adage "many hands make light work" to the 3D-printing process — here, it's many 3D-printing nozzles instead of many hands.
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In addition, visitors to the National Harbor will be able to view 3D-printing capabilities first used in the Strati in 2014 onsite, and experiment with 3D printing themselves.
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One of my favorite artists, Hedof, once said that screen printing versus regular digital printing is like the difference between cooking food in a pan versus on a barbecue.
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How 3D printing is revolutionizing healthcare as we know it In 33, Chuck Hall, the father of 3D printing, created something that was equal parts simple and earth-shattering.
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" - Peter, 23 "Severed fingertip while printing school assignment.
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CAD & 3D Printing eBook Bundle — $19.99 See Details
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Explanations last week have varied from printing delays to the idea that the campaign should wait to do a full printing run until after Trump selected his vice presidential nominee.
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The system is capable of 3D printing complex metal objects by sintering a bed of powder with a laser, in a process similar to standard resin-based 3D printing systems.
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But Guy also thinks 3D printing will have even bigger impact on open heart surgery in the future: printing replacement parts out of your own tissue to fix any defects.
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Lately the conversation has begun to shift away from using 3-D printing solely for prototypes and toward using 3-D printing to produce parts that end up in automobiles.
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The Grolier was founded at a moment when machine printing and automated type production were degrading the quality of printed books, which in turn fueled an interest in fine printing.
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The company said it could now do laser-quality printing twice as fast and for half the cost, setting it up for the day when 3-D printing becomes commonplace.
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Instead of typical 3D printing, which is created by printing layers and layers of material, Branch's printer creates a lattice-like structure that is then filled with an expandable foam.
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Instead of printing one design on a shirt, which is the norm for screen printing, I decided that I wanted to print each design all over, and people loved them.
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The reason why Divergent 3D is so committed to industrial printing (despite the ridiculously high and costly risks) is that the benefits of printing car parts appears to be obvious: Printing components, rather than stamping them out using traditional injection molding or casting, lets carmakers customize every detail of a car part.
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As publishers shifted to other types of printing —such as offset and digital printing — around that time, the Nebraska manufacturer responsible for making the plates and blocks went out of business.
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Prospero recently got a peek at a surviving copy at the St Bride Printing Library, a piece of late 19th-century printing history just off Fleet Street, London journalism's ancestral home.
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Icon isn't the first to develop 3D printing technology for home building, but the company's unique on-site printing could be revolutionary as traditional construction costs continue to rise, Loomis said.
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The groom's parents retired as the owners of Dodd Printing and Stationery, an office supplies and printing company in Fort Madison that was founded by the groom's great-grandfather in 1877.
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When the printing press first was ... Which there was.
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The Queens Library hosts all-access printing free of charge, and Culture Pass has announced that library staff at NYPL and Brooklyn branches will release free printing for the passes upon request.
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You may consider printing the insides on normal printing paper and the cover on a heavier-weight paper—people almost always judge books by their covers, even if they're taught not to.
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Militaries around the world have eyed 903D printing as a cost and time-effective resource for future missions, whether it's printing up replacement parts for warplanes, grenade launchers, or meals for soldiers.
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New successes in printing vascular tissue from living cells point to the accelerating pace of development of 3D-printing tissue — and eventually the ability to manufacture organs from small samples of cells.
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Both are pretty logical extensions for a company that's always straddled the line between desktop and industrial 3D printing, by offering pro-level high-res printing in a portable/affordable form factor.
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How expiring patents are ushering in the next generation of 3D printing The year 2016 is quickly shaping up to be one of the hottest years on record for 3D printing innovations.
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At the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, for example, the "printing timer," a device that worked by combining time measurement tools with printing functions, was used to gauge results of speed competitions.
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These masks, made in conjunction with MIT's Mediated Matter lab and Stratasys, are called Rottlace and have a strange, hairy quality thanks to advances in 3D printing filament and new printing techniques.
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But those backing heavy money printing didn't insist on keeping the base money target, as long as the BOJ kept up the pace of printing money and buying assets, the sources said.
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While the first printing presses arrived in the Middle East within decades of Gutenberg's prototype — the quintessential disruptive technology — Ottoman bureaucrats allegedly outlawed any printing of Arabic text, by penalty of death.
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We surveyed more than 2628 executives with affirmed knowledge of 28500-D printing and found that nearly all (6900 percent) believe that 2628-D printing has potential to promote onshoring of manufacturing.
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Formlabs, a Boston-based 3D printing company, announced in a news release Friday that they'd begun printing and testing swabs needed to collect samples, partnering with New York and Florida hospital groups.
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Queens Library branches host all-access printing free of charge, while Culture Pass NYC advertises that library staff at NYPL and Brooklyn branches will release free printing for culture passes upon request.
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I liked printing out photos of landscapes, loved ones, and other memories with the Sprocket Select, and you will too if you want an enjoyable editing experience and a convenient printing process.
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"When investors hear about the idea of buying a check-printing company, they might [think] 'Yuck, who wants to get into check-printing in the era of online banking and fintech,'" she said.
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On July 7th the high court accepted the main opposition party's bid to nullify the tender for printing the ballots for the presidency amid accusations that the printing contract had been improperly awarded.
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Printing artist information directly onto the front of the cards cards would be expensive, Patty says, so he ended up printing glossy labels and then adhering them to the front of each card.
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In the end HP's foray into 3D printing is first a way to escape the trap of falling commodity 2D printing profits and, second, a way to show the world it still exists.
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While not many people are printing mission critical objects on their home 3D printers we could imagine a future in which airplane parts are transmitted to a third party for heavy-duty printing.
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Dye-transfer printing uses color filters to separate a film image into three negatives and, in a process something like silk-screen printing, registers them sequentially on a dye-absorbing gelatin-coated paper.
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Most of the works are made on the cardboard packing materials sourced from the souks and the technique of printing points to the long tradition of fabric printing in Egypt and neighboring nations.
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The big prize, however, is printing living tissue for transplants.
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It's not to say that 22D printing isn't mainstream yet.
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The printing press was first used to distribute religious materials.
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"I think of it like the printing press," he said.
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"3D printing being put to good use," he told them.
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Nuttall, however, had merely studied printing with his Liverpool uncle.
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If you're printing a lot, though, that can get expensive.
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Smith denied having anything to do with the printing service.
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In effect, it is printing money while pretending not to.
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No one is yet talking of printing gonads for people.
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Authorities sought to boost liquidity last year by printing money.
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The promise of premium home 3D printing hasn't panned out.
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Last week, Alcoa opened a 3D printing metal power plant.
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Her name was later added in a second edition printing.
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Years ago I was working with a 500D printing company.
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"What printing did was to standardize texts," Professor Baron explained.
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The government resorts to printing money to pay its bills.
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XYZPrinting may have finally cracked the color 3D printing code.
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The sweet sound of a printing receipt broke my meditation.
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Eventually I win, printing a whole weekend's worth at once.
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Keeping up with the printing presses can be daunting. Sorry.
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The printing press did it (see our essay on Luther).
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I envision this to be combined with 3D printing techniques.
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The 3D printing parts will also help Launcher's development timeline.
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Semlex now has its own printing operation to produce passports.
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Motherboard is not printing the substance of the advice given.
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Printing phrases ad nauseam didn't do much to help, either.
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That is not the only positive aspect of 23D printing.
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But one thing's for sure: printing photos is fun again.
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At the end, GateHouse was printing 675 copies a day.
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The printing of the decennial population survey is already underway.
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The BOJ no longer targets the pace of money printing.
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After scanning, the digital team prepares it for 3D printing.
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ST on Tuesday to boost its footprint within 3D printing.
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Tripoli has also been printing money, this time in Britain.
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But the age of the printing press is over now.
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Instead, they intend to keep printing books from the Bible.
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The team created custom "bones" by 3D printing porous aluminum.
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The couple stopped printing the paper a few years ago.
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It also helps automatically position objects for maximally efficient printing.
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The growing awareness of the environmental effects of profligate printing.
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Inflation stoked by massive printing of money worsened their plight.
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Google's core business is still printing money, to be sure.
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Queens printing plant produces 41% of the publication's daily papers.
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The bottles must first get sent to the printing facility.
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It can't go bankrupt if it's printing its own money.
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First, government spending and printing money does not cause growth.
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That is, in effect, printing money to fund government deficits.
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They hope to eventually combine the technology with 3D printing.
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One man's hunch led to the invention of 3D printing.
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Many university printers allow printing from outside their computer networks.
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The printing cost was less than $5,000, Mr. Ryan said.
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Soon, Matt and Nick were printing their own shirts, too.
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The wheels and casing, themselves, were manufactured via 3D printing.
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Technologies like 3D printing are improving fake manufacturing, as well.
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She also came across 3D printing for the first time.
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Even printing up the postcard must have taken some effort.
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The other option -- printing more money -- would risk triggering inflation.
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BARBARO: So you were printing them out and signing them.
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Instead, automation, robots, and 3D printing might actually increase trade.
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It has apologized for the printing error, and offered refunds.
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Lower monetary velocity dampens the inflationary effect of money printing.
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While 3D printing technologies are new, undetectable firearms are not.
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Nor did the printing press eliminate the problem of gatekeepers.
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Above, the newspaper's printing presses in Phnom Penh in February.
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One solution to the first issue could be 3D printing.
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Berman is president of Spectrum Printing & Graphics in Rockville, Maryland.
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Imagine 3D printing, but with living cells instead of plastic.
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Home 3D printing was introduced with great fanfare in 2012.
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While the 3D printing industry has become an increasingly crowded space, Moreno said he sees "huge opportunities on the educational side of 3D printing" especially as a tool to spur product innovation in schools.
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A computer virus hit newspaper printing plant in Los Angeles, preventing it from printing and delivering Saturday editions of the Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Union-Tribune and other papers to some subscribers.
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While there are a few other startups that are 3D-printing custom orthotics, Wiivv is quick to note that their printing technology will eventually be used to custom build virtually anything for the body.
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Wohlers has collected data showing robust growth in 3D printing overall even as home 3D printing companies have struggled: Most of these sales have been to commercial and academic customers rather than home users.
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JOLED is the world's first OLED maker to market screens which use a lower-cost printing process, where organic color materials are deposited onto glass substrates in a way similar to ink-jet printing.
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Max Haot, the CEO of Launcher Space, a startup that also uses 3D printing, says "everyone is leveraging 3D printing as fast as they can" in the aerospace industry, in particular for engine components.
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Carbon, a Californian 3D-printing unicorn rumoured to be considering a public flotation, is now printing parts used on production lines that produce hundreds of thousands of Ford vehicles and Adidas running shoes a year.
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So while four of them are busy printing away, the fifth could be swapped for a milling head that removes support structures or other 3D-printed components that are only necessary for the printing process.
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Made in Space, an extra-terrestrially focused 3D printing company, successfully completed its first extended test of its printing capabilities in a space-like environment — a huge step forward for the technology, per Scientific American.
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Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, saves money on material costs and time from design to manufacturing by printing objects in layers directly from a computer design instead of cutting them out of blocks of material.
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Each shot takes about 453 seconds to print out using a non-ink technology called Zink printing where "dye crystals" are embedded in layers within the paper itself and are activated by the printing mechanism.
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All three of these companies are at the forefront of the 3D-printing industry, albeit from different sides, and have an interest in defining copyright and intellectual property regulations for 3D printing in the future.
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TURNOVER PER BILL Every year, the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing is responsible for printing new dollars - and interestingly, 70% of these new bills are used to replace older notes going out of circulation.
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The move cost £80 million, because The Guardian was the only British newspaper to print in that size and it had to construct new printing sites in London and Manchester with specially commissioned printing presses.
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Looks like he's taken up printing and settled down in Edinburgh.
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They were judged on completeness, layout, 3D-printing viability and aesthetics.
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With 23D printing, we are allowing things to be more personal.
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It's confirmation, he says, that 3D printing is here to stay.
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The iron rumble of the printing presses is never far away.
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The elegant gray slipcases accounted for 55% of the printing costs.
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Still, it could help 3D-printing make an important, inevitable transition.
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The soft artificial heart was manufactured from silicone using 3D-printing.
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These two best friends bought and revived a dying printing company.
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I think of AI technology as comparable to the printing press.
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Welcome to Second Printing, his new comics column on io9. Enjoy.
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"That's the beauty of 3D printing," Stratasys' Jesse Roitenberg told TechCrunch.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Sami Khangy's printing press has a problem: finding paper.
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Author of The Printing Press as an Agent of Change (19133).
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Then they'll release files with detailed printing instructions for classroom use.
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"We used to call those casinos money-printing machines,'" Au said.
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"The 3D printing industry is at an inflection point," says Joshi.
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They have until September 4, when ballots start printing, to decide.
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We realized the huge gap between 3D files and 3D printing.
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Instead, Venezuela turned to the printing press to cover its bills.
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MailPix acquired Photobucket's printing app to turn it into a clone.
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The stamps are known for the printing error that created them.
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"None of this is high tech," Stordahl said of book printing.
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At school, we get $25 on our accounts for printing costs.
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He should find ways of printing the new money more quickly.
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He also made the interior door-release buttons using 3D printing.
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Stryker is not alone in using 3D printing to make implants.
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From pale pink to political printing, there's something for everyone ahead.
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The country that invented printing had no Western concept of copyright.
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Jason, people had salacious journalism since there was a printing press.
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There's never been a better time to get into 22D printing.
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Critics blame strict currency and price controls and rapid money-printing.
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Addresses a "Filter Failed" error when printing to some Canon printers.
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Advances in 3D printing could also unleash new forms of cyberattacks.
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This is not exactly 3D printing hardware as it was before.
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MakerBot, predictably, still believes that 3D printing will change the world.
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Then one of them fired a rocket into the printing room.
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"Brick, printing ice, mycotecture, they're not mutually exclusive," Rothschild told me.
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Eventually though, 3D printing will hit the masses – and change everything.
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Thermoplastics commonly used in 3-D printing cannot withstand those temperatures.
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Collender: Dead on arrival, dead before printing, dead before typesetting, etc.
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The future of 3D printing and medicine is coming into focus.
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My father had a printing business and my mother loved theater.
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Tagline: A 3D printing network that produces usable products at scale.
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A prescription for preventing 33D printing piracy Imagine a Warhol painting.
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For even more options, use a printing service like Custom Ink.
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It will also restart quantitative easing (printing money to buy bonds).
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Some researchers are now working on 3D printing the porcelain, too.
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Their duties may include verifying data and preparing materials for printing.
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Most of Printing House is on the 9th and 10th floors.
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For this reason, printing-press paper paths tend to sprawl horizontally.
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The legacy endures in our printing plant at College Point, Queens.
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The photo version of the printing paper runs $10 a pack.
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Other forms of 3D printing are getting bigger and faster, too.
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If printing had been free, 20 covers would have been nice.
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In recent years, 2000D printing has lost some of its novelty.
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DeSimone argues that what's traditionally considered 3D printing is a misnomer.
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The printing unit had revenue of about $1.8 billion in 2015.
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David Ibekwe: OK, so I'm gonna try out this printing device.
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The printing press as a technology had come into its own.
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The promise of 3D printing has been kind of a dud.
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In that scenario, Frankfurt's printing presses will be fired up again.
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Mr. Auernheimer said free speech concerns were behind his printing spree.
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DePaul University in Chicago, for instance, has turned off remote printing.
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Say hello to the Nailbot, the first nail art printing robot.
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The company will keep printing out orders placed before September 30.
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CanvasPop offered to let TechCrunch try out the Prisma printing service.
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Q: B2B 3D printing does not feel like an impromptu action…
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She and her colleagues produced it, the printing occurred last week.
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The Massachusetts-based 3D printing startup just raised another $15 million.
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The milestone is doubly impressive, given the state of 3D printing.
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Prellis isn't the first company to develop three-dimensional organ printing.
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The jelly beans then make their way to the printing machine.
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Total Choice Shipping & Printing in nearby Grinnell is also distributing materials.
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In a stock purchase transaction * Ennis acquires independent printing company, inc.
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This essentially involved printing a photographic negative onto a glass plate.
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Home 3D printing was supposed to be the next big thing.
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Then we went online, because we actually stopped printing the issues.
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One large printing company, Edward Brothers Malloy, shut down this summer.
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The two papers still share their former parent company's printing networks.
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Then, through 3-D printing, a resin polymer figurine is produced.
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That is unless you get an unlimited printing card from Epson.
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But as regional newspapers close, printing plants are also shutting down.
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But Deluxe has become much more than a check-printing company.
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We have recommendations for cards, photo books, and photo printing services.
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They produce Polaroid-style prints, but there's another option: Zink printing.
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If you're OK with printing everything, the Mint produces great results.
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Staplers in printing centers are often either woefully absent or empty.
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The district, sometimes called Printing House Square, also included other publications.
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Both companies are trying to make inroads in 3-D printing.
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Proponents of 3D printing say that it&aposs a game changer.
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Relativity's software then compares the two to improve the printing process.
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In professional production environments, however, 3D printing remains a crucial tool.
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The printing service you use should provide guidelines for files sizes.
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This is the first homebuilding project it's done with 3D printing.
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Somewhere, 23 miles above us, an astronaut is probably printing something.
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Rather, like Gutenberg's printing press, scientific advances rely on prior knowledge.
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The printing blocks are constructed from red birchwood in 13 steps.
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Printing the paper has become a daily struggle, its editors say.
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The two companies focus on complimentary segments of the printing market.
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Kakehi, the onetime proprietor of a T-shirt printing business. Mrs.
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Absolutely, and then they were doing crazy things like printing photos.
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Their subjects: trees, buildings, a curious tower, and a printing press.
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Before the printing press, by contrast, books had heft and individuality.
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DK: I love the story of Jesse Genet of Lumi, who became obsessed with screen printing in high school and would use every birthday to ask for some esoteric piece of printing equipment, finding out along the way about some light-activated agent that you could use for printing and driving six hours to get this product out of someone's basement.
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British union Unite attributed the job cuts to the lost contract, adding the losses were for skilled printing jobs working on the foreign currency contracts, with 100 passport printing jobs due to go in the autumn.
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Last year, Germany's Daimler announced plans to use 3-D printing to produce spare parts, while French firm Peugeot signed a deal with Divergent 3D to develop metal printing processes for the production of its vehicles.
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To expand its printing operations and accommodate larger equipment, the organization moved its printing operations to Walkill, N.Y., from the factory buildings it owned near the base of the Brooklyn Bridge around Pearl and Sands Streets.
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The successful 3D printing of my little scary reaper only made me want to try printing some more, but it also proved something I've long suspected, a good, reliable 3D printer is going to cost you.
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So Maximiliano reached out to several printing and manufacturing companies until he found Stoughton Printing in Los Angeles, which happened to have some huge fans of the Oh Sees and agreed to take on the project.
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Massive, AI-powered robots are 3D printing entire rockets A company called Relativity Space is putting some of the biggest 3D printers in the world to the test by—yes, you read that right—printing rockets.
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When Izumi Munemura was looking for material for the Printing Museum he opened in Tokyo in 2000 he was approached by former employees of Toppan, a printing company, which had largely stopped using letterpress by 1985.
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These high-tech machines offer cost-efficient colour printing, on-the-go portability (as well as mobile printing options) and lightning-fast speeds – and they're environmentally friendly, too, if that's part of your carefully constructed brand identity.
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Metal 1553D printing takes flight If you've ever been lost in the midst of all the 2155D printing technologies, you know how hard it is to get a grip on the different machinery, applications and companies involved.
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The technology, commonly referred to as 4D printing by those in the know, aims to add another dimension to the 3D printing process by creating an object designed to change shape after it leaves the print bed.
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If so, the Census Bureau may be willing hold off printing the forms past Monday, in the hope that when the courts make a decision, there will still be enough time left to get the printing completed.
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Lores currently serves as president of HP's Imaging, Printing and Solutions business.
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Handing control of the printing presses to the president would be unwise.
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As this example shows, 3D printing has come a long way, quickly.
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"It's evident Formlabs has emerged as the leader in desktop 3D printing."
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The company soon apologized and stopped printing the slogan on its labels.
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In all likelihood, 3-D printing will forever remain a niche thing.
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MakerBot, a 3-D printing company, has suffered a slew of layoffs.
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To help with the design, the motor company even used 3D printing.
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And printing a wacky, colorful label is one way to stand out.
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"What you see is the psychological warfare of printing materials," Miller said.
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You can disable printing, forwarding, copying, and downloading the message as well.
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Publisher printing more copies of George Orwell's '1984' after spike in demand.
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Tether has been accused of moving the market by printing new tokens.
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She told me she was printing a 2D thin film electroconductive mask.
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Roosegaarde gives the classic tableau a modern update, with lenticular printing technology.
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"Someone should have checked the image before printing," Shaweesh told the BBC.
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We're sure Spicer won't be printing out these tweets any time soon.
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They generically repair a file, we repair a file for 3D printing.
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The cutouts were made by a printing company Gilbert owns, called Fathead.
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He even said they were considering printing T-shirts with that slogan.
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Printing the shirts results in a much better smelling product as well.
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Nor are sailors the only servicemen who will benefit from 3D printing.
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The groom's father owns a printing and design company in Carrolton, Tex.
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Her father was a typographer with a printing factory in Denison, Tex.
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Printing off paper copies of the ballot at home, then eating them.
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There's a green screen, a printing press, and a lot of records.
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And 3D printing can help turn those complicated, intricate designs into reality.
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In fact, the book's printing had been completed when Lee went missing.
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If the BioPen's printing methods look somewhat familiar, that's because they are.
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This slime bath could be the future of 33D printing medical implants.
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Enrique Lores, head of HP's imaging and printing unit, will take over.
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Also, when we make our glasses, we're only printing what we need.
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It's also been very popular: one source described it as "printing money".
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She's worked in 3D printing, brain-computer interface, robotics, and medieval technology.
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Ou and his team are looking to further explore 3-D printing.
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In 2013, it was acquired by major high-end printing company Stratasys.
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The 3D printing aspect was particularly important to making a convincing painting.
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Other additive manufacturing companies have developed machines capable of 3D metal-printing.
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It is as if we have invented the atomic scale printing press.
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It is all about the level of interest rates and money printing.
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I am printing it out and taking it to my colorist though.
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YOU CAN'T JUST KEEP PRINTING UP MONEY AND GIVING IT TO PEOPLE.
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Murdoch moved his printing presses away to Wapping in the late '80s.
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It was named for the man who created the method of printing.
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Innovations in 3D printing have done their part to inspire maker-culture.
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I'd just finished my degree, and I'd been majoring in screen printing.
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And then in 1440 in Germany, Johannes Gutenberg introduced the printing press.
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Multi-dome lunar base being constructed, based on the 3D printing concept.
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Apple listed Michael R. Sweet, Senior Printing System Engineer at Apple Inc.
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Amazon, too, introduced its own photo printing service last fall, undercutting rivals.
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I do a lot of projects that involve scanning, altering, and printing.
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Epic's gotta do something with the money it's printing through Fortnite purchases.
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Typesetting was invented, like so many elements of printing, by Johann Gutenberg.
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As we're doing more with composite materials, 3-D printing, photonics, etc.
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We have sourced the best deals from the biggest names in printing.
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CUPSHE Women's Fresh Leaves Printing Cross Padding Bikini Set, $23.99–$28.99; amazon.
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He eventually landed one right before the collection's first printing sold out.
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A 0003D printer manufactured by the startup AB2000D (African Born 21D-printing).
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A 3D printer manufactured by the startup AB3D (African Born 3D-printing).
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Another investor is 3D Systems, a specialist in 3D printing for manufacturing.
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With the Epson connect app, too, wireless printing has never been simpler.
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The printing process, says Chen, is a lot like painting the material.
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General Electric Co is already printing metal fuel nozzles for aircraft engines.
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The question is, though, do you actually want a 3D printing pen?
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The LIX 3D-Printing Pen is indeed small and quite good-looking.
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READ ME:Includes an LCD screen so you can review photos before printing.
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After all, years of money-printing may have weakened bonds' predictive power.
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Int-Ball is a product of 3D printing and modern drone technology.
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It's not the first time Adidas has experimented with 3-D printing.
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You know what's cooler than printing robot parts on a 3D printer?
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There was a Yiddish-language newspaper, and a printing plant under production.
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Maybe they should have gotten a second opinion before printing ... http://bit.
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Dr Poulikakos's nanowalls are made with a new form of 3D printing.
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Package-goods firms are printing larger typefaces and using more white space.
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They saw someone in Williamsburg printing the library's photos on skate decks.
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So the medium for a newspaper is the printing press and paper.
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Police in Michigan have a new tool for unlocking phones: 3D printing.
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Some deal with interaction between people: writing, money, printing or the internet.
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Forget the idea of hobbyists printing off small plastic trinkets at home.
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As airlines often specify custom fittings, 3D printing saves on re-tooling.
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More important for all — the Gutenberg first and the printing press second.
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The guy who routinely messes up printing out copies of the scripts.
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All these actions are made possible by one technology: 33-D printing.
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His father is the owner of Inventive Printing & Graphics in East Norwich.
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A 3D printing shop called Kraftwerk, after the German electronic-music pioneers?
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A "small-sized pilotless aircraft," THOR was built using 3-D printing.
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Printing massive amounts of money to cover our debt, therefore, is acceptable.
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Pros: Excellent printing and uniquely fine designsCons: On the more expensive side
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So right now, the company is not doing any 3-D printing.
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That's still limited in fashion and mostly used for 3-D printing.
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The police raided printing presses at four major newspapers around 2 a.m.
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The central bank began printing money to compensate and hyperinflation took hold.
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Wrap up those printing jobs, Google Cloud Print is closing up shop.
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Although printing had been forbidden in colonial Brazil, books themselves had not.
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About 70 percent of its body was created using 3D printing technology.
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But it has edged away from its explicit annual money-printing target.
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Hart asked Rane if he'd invested $150,000 in Hubbard's business, Craftmaster Printing.
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He is a leading authority on 3D printing and exponential tech convergence.
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I was Mr. Entrepreneur, always printing up posters and stationary and stuff.
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It does already offer a service for printing Instagram and Facebook photos.
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"We specialize in printing low resolution images in large format," says Salamunovic.
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Their search engine supports more than 60 file formats for 3D printing.
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Investors, it seems, aren't entirely soured on the world of 3D printing.
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The 3D printing community is small, vociferous, and dedicated to the technology.
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Nowadays, it seems 3D printing is no longer relegated to... 3D printers.
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Airbus has partnered with Materialise, a 3D printing company headquartered in Belgium.
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"Sometimes, late at night, I can hear them printing money," she quipped.
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In 2015, he approached MaineToday Media about doing some of their printing.
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Here's a guide to the essentials (and a version made for printing).
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Well, if you always make money by printing it, we'd have hyperinflation.
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But don't expect 3D printing to replace conventional manufacturing any time soon.
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At 12, he began working in a printing business his father managed.
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As a result, delays cascaded across the printing schedules for other newspapers.
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Ukiyo-e, Japanese woodblock printing, is perhaps Japan's most iconic artistic tradition.
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Printing organs for practice is gaining popularity among hospitals around the globe.
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Obviously, 3D printing has been a boon to this kind of storytelling.
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Undo regulatory action that allows access to the 3D printing of guns.
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It's capable of printing plastic objects within a size of 50cm cubed.
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The maker of 3D printing technology also reported better-than-expected revenue.
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