by Karis Copp | 3D Printing, Automation, Data, Design, Environment, Future of Print, IoT, Packaging, Print Services, Printers, Software, Software and Systems, The Cloud, Trends, Workflow
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, some lauded a positive of the widespread virus – a win for sustainability, a chance for our natural habitat to ‘heal’ as people stayed home, factories closed their doors, cars stayed off the roads, and flights were grounded....
by Karis Copp | #drupa2020, 3D Printing, Automation, drupa, Events, Future of Print, Print Media Centr, Printerverse, Trade Shows
As I write this, I can’t help but feel a little sad. Instead of packing up my comfiest footwear and getting ready to stomp the halls of Messe Dusseldorf, I remain stuck at home, only able to interact with industry peers through a screen. No witnessing new technology...
by Karis Copp | 3D Printing, AI, Data, Education, Events, IoT, The Cloud, Trends
I didn’t plan on writing something that adds to the coronavirus information overload, but unfortunately, it continues to be at the forefront of my mind both personally and professionally, whether I like it or not! From a business perspective, there’s no doubt that...
by Karis Copp | 3D Printing, Augmented Reality, Automation, Creative, Design, Events, Interactive, Marketing Automation, Near Field Communication (NFC), Operations, Print & Digital, Print Media Centr, Printed Electronics, QR, RFID, The Cloud, Trends
Happy 2020! That number alone sounds pretty futuristic – I’m sure if our child selves were asked what 2020 will be like, many of us would have conjured up images of flying cars, robot helpers, and food replacement pills. Well, we’re not quite there with the flying...
by Ben Rutter | 3D Printing, Print & Digital, Print Media, Software, Tips, Trends
Revolutionary 3D process turns conventional 3D printing upside down by Ben Rutter Are you ready to see the flyest step forward in 3D printing this year and quite possibly for a while to come? I hope you shouted a resounding “YES” at your computer, because I want you...
by Sandy Hubbard | 3D Printing, Email Marketing, Marketing, Print & Digital, Print Media, Uncategorized
3D Printing adds Novelty to Email-to-Print Marketing Campaign A business acquaintance just started using 3D printing in his sale prospecting process. I wish I had thought of it! First he collects names and email addresses when he does presentations. He offers a free...
by Deborah Corn | 3D Printing, Education, Infographic, Print Media, Tips, Tools, Trends
Im not sure that “revolutionize” is the fair term to use based on the examples they give for classroom uses for 3D print, but those objects could certainly enhance the learning experience and take it to another level. The 3D print info is worth a read… I...
by Deborah Corn | 3D Printing, Print Media, Print Services, Printers, Tools
HP 3D Print Technology to set standards in quality, performance and speed with break-through economics New Immersive Computing platform, Sprout by HP, intuitively redefines how creation and technology come together PALO ALTO, Calif., October 29, 2014 – HP (NYSE: HPQ)...
by PMC Blog | 3D Printing
Understanding what you need to know about technology’s next big game-changer, 3D printing. Chuck Hall, the inventor of 3D printer and founder of 3D Systems created this invention in 1983. Companies all over the world have been attempting to make the most innovative 3D...
by Deborah Corn | 3D Printing, Creative, Design, Print Services, Printers, Video
This is a pretty fabulous juxtaposition of future, meeting past, to create present. This short film is billed as “The story of the birth of the worlds first uniquely designed, 3D printed Letterpress font.” While there aren’t any major plot twists,...
by PMC Blog | 3D Printing
Two German engineers have created a skeleton key, one that can open any lock, using 3D printing. This key has multiple grooves cut to the same length that will fit into conventional locks. Using 3D printing, keys can be created using accessible equipment. The...
by Deborah Corn | 3D Printing, Digital Print, Printers, Tools, Trends, Video
At 7.2 inches per side, weighing in at 2.2 lbs, and currently going for $299 USD on Kickstarter, the dream of a 3D printer in your home can now be a reality. The Micro is dubbed the “First Truly Consumer 3D Printer”and after reading the specs I can see...
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