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Checking out different 3D prints
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Sketching and Prototyping
Swissnex in San Francisco:
Sketching and Prototyping
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Roman Jurt from FabLab explains the possibilities and constraints of 3D printing
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Capturing kids and adults
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Maurice Th. Jutz, from the Swiss Centre for Efficiency, and Christian Haeuselmann, from swisscleantech, looked more at the theoretical side of sustainability in 3D Printing
Swissnex in San Francisco:
Christian Haeuselmann explains how you can change color through structure
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Looking at different materials and structures
Swissnex in San Francisco:
Learning about sustainability issues in 3D printing
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Discussing how 3D printing can go green
Swissnex in San Francisco:
Andrew Rutter, Type A Machines, talks about different materials used for 3D printing
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3D enthusiasts
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Sketching a prototype for 3D printing
Swissnex in San Francisco:
Sketching a prototype for 3D printing
Swissnex in San Francisco:
Sketching a prototype for 3D printing
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3D printier by Type A Machines
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Imaging helpful things to be 3D printed
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3D printing in action
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3D printing one of the workshop prototypes
Swissnex in San Francisco:
3D printing workshop
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Materials and tools to create plastics
Swissnex in San Francisco:
Miloh Alexander, Type A Machines, shows characteristics of different plastics
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How to turn a milk container into a plastic bag
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Self made plastic
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Scanning her face for 3D printing
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The face scan on the computer
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3D print of a prototype developed in the workshop