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Airbus subsidiary APWorks recently used a 3D printer to build a $50,000 electric motorcycle. 
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Scoop.it!
Last year, Dutch 3D printer manufacturer byFlow showed the world that its Focus 3D printer is not just portable, but delectable as well by 3D printing desserts at the Albert Hejin (AH XL) supermarket in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Their technology was further demonstrated at the 3D Printshows in Paris, Rome, Madrid, London and Berlin. byFlow … The delicious Dutch manufacturer has now announced that they will be taking their pop-up restaurant on a global tour, forming a new 3D printed food organization called Food Ink that will see a number of international designers, chefs, and technologists from London, Barcelona and Maastricht opening temporary 3D printing restaurants in various locations around the world.
Pál Kerékfy's insight:
3D nyomtatóval készült ételekről már sok hír szólt - pár évvel ezelőtt én is megosztottam egy spagettis vacsorát. Most már beszálltak menő séfek is, nem csak pizza és csokiszelet jön ki a nyomtatóból. 3Dprinting #3D #food #byFlow #FoodInk #chef #Focus3D
Scoop.it!
With today's 3-d printers, something simple like a protein bar with peanut butter filling covered in chocolate can be made in about 30 minutes. This is a wild concept.
Pál Kerékfy's insight:
Az amerikai hadsereg azt tervezi, hogy 10-15 éven belül 3D nyomtatókkal fogják a harctéren előállítani minden egyes katona számára a neki pillanatnyilag optimális táplálékot. #USA #3D #3Dprinting #military #food #nutrition #USArmy
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Curated by Pál Kerékfy
collaboration expert, CIO, mathematician, university teacher
I share my experience in collaboration, IT service management, risk & security with students and others. My blog: https://kerekfypal.blog 
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Szinte súlytalan ez a 90-nel repesztő 3D-nyomtatóban készült motor. Hamarosan ilyeneket nyomattunk otthon?
#3Dprinter #additive #Airbus #motorcycle