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The Christian Science Monitor - PDF

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The Christian Science Monitor - PDF

   Added on 2021-04-17

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Surname 2Hustad, Karis. "3-D Printing in Schools: The next Industrial Revolution?"The Christian Science Monitor. The Christian Science Monitor, 22 Nov. 2013. Web. 09 Jan. 2014.http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/2013/1122/3-D-printing-in-schools-The-next-industrial-revolutionHustad, Karis. Is a professor of science in the university of Manchester, he has worked there for more than 10 years and has vast experience in 3D printing and other scientific technologies.In this article, Husted Karis notes that 3D printing is a fast rising phenomenon. He says that through 3D printing visual effects of very many things will be able to be altered and even produced in short; the presence of 3D printing will enhance the lives of human beings. The article however states that not everyone can access the 3D printers. He gives the reason for this as the fact that that type of knowledge is not well spread. Hustad Karis says that “This is the firstyear that Sullivan is using the 3-D printer in the classroom, so the work they’ve done so far has been more experimental.” He concludes his article on a low note by saying as much as this phenomenal is quite exciting.Lagoa. "3DTin by Lagoa."3DTin. 3DTin by Lagoa, n.d. Web. 09 Jan. 2014.http://www.3dtin.comLagoa. Writes for 3D tin.com he is a well read writer from the university of London. He has specialized in technology and 3D artifacts. His articles in the creation and adoption of 3D technology is in depth. This has made him standout as a writer in this sector. Lagoa says that 3D design programs that have been developed gives the freedom to the users of 3D printing when creating different types of shapes such as the cubes, fonts and cylinders. He says that the existing
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Surname 3types are created in a way that they are able to be created and manipulated easily by different users of the system Lagoa concludes his article citing that currently 3D printing can be accessible to the whole public due to free software that can be easily learned by any individual or corporate users. "Newest - Thingiverse."Newest - Thingiverse. Ed. Thingiverse. Thingiverse, n.d. Web. 08 Jan. 2014.http://www.thingiverse.comThe website thingiverse.com has been in existent for 3 years now. It has mainly been known for displaying articles of things that are the most talked about. The website usually coversquite a range of subjects such as the latest technological gadgets. In this website, the content writer tries to give an overview of the different designs of 3D printing that can be used by different individuals. These designs are made available online for download and they can be edited through different software. And STL formats which allow different designs to be produced across the vast number of software.Hodgson, Gary. "Garyhodgson.com/reprap."Garyhodgsoncomreprap. RepRap Pro, n.d. Web. 16Jan.2014.http://garyhodgson.com/reprap/prusa-mendel-visual-instructions/Hodgson, Gary is a well established lecturer, and journalist. He has worked in different fields including the arts sector, theatre and even the technological sector. His vast experiences have made him receive different accolades as one of the leading writers in the industry. This document by Hodgson was ment to issue instructions which would be used in the creation of the Prusa model. This is one of the most popular models that are being used by public users of 3D
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