3d printing
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New Research Takes Us One Step Closer To A Bionic Eye
For the first time ever, scientists have 3D-printed an array of light sensors onto an eyeball-shaped surface. Eventually, a scaled-up version of the device could restore vision to the blind, or even improve the vision of sighted people.
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This Page-Turning Kindle Contraption Is Straight Out Of Rick And Morty
Not since Rick and Morty’s butter-passing robot has there been a more hyper-specific, purpose-built device than perhaps Alex Mikes’ automatic Kindle page turner. Instead of having to raise his arm to tap the edge of the screen while reading in bed, a simple click of a wireless remote makes the attached contraption do all of…
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How Cardiologists Use 3D Printing To Save Tiny Lives
Pediatric cardiac surgery is one of the most demanding medical specialties. It needs to deal with delicate structures – the heart of the newborn child can weigh only 20 grams, fitting in the palm of your hand. 3D printing is rapidly changing how these surgeries can be carried out.
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I’m In Awe Of This 1.2 Metre Nerf Bazooka That Fires Pool Noodle Rockets
Video: In recent years, Nerf has added some gigantic blasters to its lineup, at times necessitating the need for a shoulder strap. But they still can’t compare to one of YouTube’s Ryan & David’s recent creations: A 1.2m-long custom-built bazooka that fires oversized darts made from pool noodles.