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16 Jan 2015 01:02

3D printing has been described as a force for revolutionary change, but with all the tchotchkes, jewelry and, lately, food, people are printing, it sometimes feels less like a revolution than an awesome hobby Advances in biomedical 3D printing certainly help dispel some of those notions. The world’s first 3D electronics printer from Voxel8 could eliminate them completely. See also: Behold: The sub-$2,000 3D food printer Voxel8 is a small high-tech materials firm in Summerville, Massachusetts, ...
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