This is London Tower Bridge, St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, and the tiniest F1 formula car you can imagine, all printed by the fastest 3D printer in the world. Watch it in action in this video. Read More >>
Appealing to that small demographic who don't know the line between tasteful and tacky, Bridgestone has developed a new printing technology that lets drivers add custom artwork and patterns to the sides of their tyres. Read More >>
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"[...] this was a cool just found this seems like could be cool idea Printed Tyres Are The Next Generation Of White Walls | Gizmodo UK ..." More »
We're already pretty much in love with OLED displays, but besides stunning picture quality and low power consumption, when they were first introduced it was promised that one day OLED panels could be actually printed. And that day has finally come. Read More >>
The London Olympics were supposed to provide UK firms with work — the British taxpayer has to foot the ginormous bill for these dubiously profitable games somehow, after all.Now it turns out that something seemingly as simple as printing tickets for the events has been outsourced to the US, and it’s going to cost you £6 in postage for the privilege. What. The. Hell? Read More >>
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"And I doubt its anywhere near 95%. They are mostly a subsidiary of foreign companies that set up a British based business purely for the Olympics, whi..." More »
Portable devices might have replaced paper tickets, but holding up your smartphone to welcome home a loved one just doesn't have the same emotional impact as a large banner that can now be printed on demand at Amsterdam's Schipol Airport. Read More >>
Featured comment by Darrell Jones:
"The last few times I was as at Schipol I was very happy with my welcome, why would you want to protest against me?" More »
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