Welcome to TechieBytes episode 18 titledThe original father of 3D printing (feat. Bill Masters) This podcast is supported by Wix.com [https://wix.com]. I’ve personally tested and reviewed
New technology is being introduced to consumers on a regular basis. Some technology makes a minimal impact on society and may even fade away over time, but 3D printing is
3D printing and companies like 3D Engineering [https://www.3d-engineering.net/industrial-x-ray-inspection-services/] are transforming healthcare models that effectively help doctors and surgeons to save lives. If you’re not familiar
At Stanford University, some enterprising young graduate students have created a 3D printer attachment that allows for the creation of working game controllers. The news comes from a Computerworld report
Ever since its announcement late last year, we’ve been eagerly scooping up any and all news about Google’s Project Ara, a customizable, modular smartphone. Yesterday at Google’s
Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects group, or ATAP, is pretty busy these days. We know a lot about what they’re doing with Project Tango [https://www.besttechie.com/
Today, one of the biggest names in toys, the Pawtucket, RI-based Hasbro, announced a new partnership with 3D Systems, one of the few companies in the business of selling 3D
Last month, when I heard about Motorola’s “Project Ara”—an initiative to create a modular smartphone [https://www.besttechie.com/2013/10/29/motorolas-project-ara-is-developing-lego-like-modular-smartphones/] —I was both excited and
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