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3D & Virtual Reality Expo ( Inside 3D Printing Conference in Sydney )

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Inside 3D Printing is the largest professional 3D printing and additive manufacturing event series worldwide.

May 9-11, 2018
Sydney

https://inside3dprinting.com/sydney/2018/register/

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First Running Shoes with 3D Printed Midsoles from New Balance

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First Running Shoes with 3D Printed Midsoles from New Balance

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New Balance announced launch of the first high performance running shoes with 3D printed midsoles.  The shoes will be first launched in Boston in April 2016.  Subsequently they will be launched in select locations worldwide.  New Balance is collaborating with 3D Systems for this product.  The midsoles are 3D printed using selective laser sintering (SLS) process that uses a powder called DuraForm® Flex TPU.

 

New Balance started using 3D printing technology for shoes in 2013.  With this announcement, they are bringing 3D printing technology to commercially available shoes.  According to Robert DeMartini, President and CEO of New Balance, “With 3D printing we are able to pursue performance customization at a whole new level. The New Balance Innovation Team is showcasing the latest in performance running and these advancements signify an important step forward to becoming one of the world’s top athletic brands.”

http://www.newbalance.com/article?id=4041

http://www.newbalance.com/press-releases/id/press_2013_New_Balance_Pushes_Limits_of_Innovation_with_3D_Printing.html

 

TechCrunch Article on 3D printed midsoles from New Balance

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3D Printing and The Fourth Industrial Revolution

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution really does improve the state of the World. This will promote jobs productivity and quality.
When we use 3D Printing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, brain will be more creative. With creativity and arts, we can elaborate more. To explore more we have to read more to use our efficiency it will benefit our lifestyle.:)

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3D printed chest

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GRANDAD Peter Maggs had his chest rebuilt using 3D-printed technology in a British first. He needed three ribs and half his breastbone removed during an eight-hour op to remove a ­cancerous tumour the size of a tennis ball. They would normally have been reconstructed with a bone cement prosthesis prepared at the time of the […]

via Grandad has chest rebuilt using 3D-printed technology in British first — The Irish Sun

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