3d Printable facts
While investigating facts about 3d Printable, I found out little known, but curios details like:
The developers of Deus Ex are working with a startup to produce functional, cheap, 3D-printable prosthetics inspired by the augmentations in their game.
A biologist and necropsy tech are developing a 3D printable rat to be used for class room dissections
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across. Here are 8 of the best facts about 3d Printable I managed to collect.
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The Smithsonian provides free 3D-printable models of their scanned collection objects.
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NIH 3D Print Exchange: A collection of biomedical 3D printable files and 3D printing resources supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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After cutting off two of his fingers, a carpenter hired a puppeteer to help him make a puppet-inspired prosthetic hand. The 3D printable result, called RoboHand, can be now be downloaded by anyone for free.
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You can freely obtain your (3D-printable!) medical scans by simply asking
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There is a 3D printable suicide machine that will get your permission and then kill you. :)
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An open-source, 3D printable prosthetic hand for children has been developed and is available for under $50 in materials.
