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Advances in 3D printing tech mean you could soon create your own heart, arm or skin graft 
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Get Virtual Cell Animations on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.
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3D immersive virtual worlds in higher education: an Australian and New Zealand scoping study Delgamo, Barney; Lee, Mark J. W.; Carlson, Lauren; Gregory, Sueand Tynan, Belinda(2010). 3D immersive virtu...
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as occurred with rapidly emerging social media around 2008, brands know they need to engage with 3d printing technology, but aren't sure how or why.
Dr. Susan Bainbridge's insight:
Virtual shopping here I come!
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"SOLID Learning is a model for integrating 3D Printing into classes for personalized, customized individual educational experiences."
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A 3D multi-user environment that immerses children in real-world, socially and academically meaningful activities.
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3D when used correctly is impressive, dramatic, spectacular adding a “wow” factor to any event. And in school that “wow” factor can be (and is), used to inspire students whenever it has been applied
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The rise of 3-D printing will make life as we know it today barely recognizable in 50 to 75 years. But it's not the Jetsons. Not yet.
Stephen Dale's curator insight,
May 30, 2014 3:16 AM
From the article: "3-D printing technology is advancing at a staggering rate. American designers are now working on 3-D printed cars, while in China andHolland, 3-D printers are building entire houses. The first 3-D printed hamburger was recently created in England, heralding the possibility of a man-made food supply." But... The hype over 3-D printing, say technology experts, ignores the potential problems it will create. One significant problem is the legality and ethical ramifications of widespread public use. Right now, additive manufacturing (the technical term for 3-D printing) is in its "Wild West" phase, meaning, the laws have not yet caught up with the technology.
An example of this is 3-D printed guns. Last year, blueprints for a 3-D-printable gun, The Liberator, were posted online and downloaded some 100,000 times before the State Department ordered them taken down. So...it's going to be a while before you can use a 3D printer to print you some new followers on social media networks...but watch this space!
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A senior executive at Skype confirms the firm has developed 3D video calls, but has not added the feature because of limitations with camera technology.
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THESE realistic colour models are made from office paper, coloured and crushed into a near solid-wooden structure by an innovative, new 3D printer being launched in Australia.
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Witness it, while in the making: The original internet was server and geo-centric due to its origins in academia and DARPA where computers were expensive and "always-on" networking was limited to large institutions.
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Some tech-savvy school districts are helping students take knowledge and creativity into their own hands by giving them the chance to create their own 3D content.
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Recent changes in the 3D technology landscape are transforming the way we visualise and interact with 3D data and the real world. 3D applications and technologies have reached a level of maturity that are starting to add a real value to the education sector
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