3D Printing
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Technology JapanHow Fast Can We Build a Train Station? In Today’s World, All We Need Is Six Hours!
A 3D-printed train station was built between the night’s last train and the morning's first train in a rural community in Arida, Japan, showing how service can be maintained in remote locations with new technology, fewer workers, and at a fraction of the price.
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Technology Scotland3D-Printed Microscope: It’s Fast, Cheap <em>and</em> It Works!
It took less than three hours – and as little as $62 – for scientists affiliated with the University of Strathclyde, Scotland, to create the world’s first fully 3D-printed microscope, democratizing access to this technology.
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Heroes
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Heroes
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Health The NetherlandsCancer Patient Receives World’s First 3D-Printed Titanium Jawbone
Following four years of combined efforts from Dutch researchers and engineers, a cancer patient received the world’s first titanium lower jaw, a custom-made apparatus that revolutionizes head and neck cancer treatment, giving hope to thousands of people afflicted with the disease.
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