Archive 2011-page-13 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

Bertrand Wagon, a 21 years old Computer Graphics autodidact, modeled the St Martin’s Church from Givenchy-en-Gohelle (France). This church was inaugurated by the Bishop Monseigneur Dutoit on September 11 1932. Seven years were needed to built it. You...

In this World Business (CNBC) video report about 3D Printing technology you will see: – Dr Adrian Bowyer, Senior Lecturer at University of Bath and Inventor of RepRap – Paul Marks, Chief Technology Correspondent at New Scientist – Eric Erickson, Worl...

Google just announced that the Belgian capital is now available in 3D : “As Belgium’s charming capital city, many have enjoyed living there, ranging from Victor Hugo and Karl Marx to Jean-Claude Van Damme. Now, you can discover the riches of Brussels...

Fabaroni was a project from the How to Make (Almost) Anything Class of Fall 2007 (MIT) who decided to build a 3D Printer from scratch. They started to test the best material to use for this project. They choose food. After several tests they selected...

Mike Knuepfel explains where he got the idea of the “Keyboard Frequency Sculpture” I’ve been thinking about and exploring the idea of using 3D rapid prototyping techniques to create sculptural data visualizations. One idea was to have elements or dat...

Marianne is a national emblem of France and an allegory of Liberty and Reason. She represents France as a state, and its values. She is displayed in many places in France and holds a place of honor in town halls and law courts. In 1999, Laeticia Cast...

Cornell University Chronicle online journal has an interesting story about the use of 3D scanning and printing to replicate cuneiform tablets from ancient Mesopotamia in the Lab of Hod Lipson, associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineeri...

Julien Deville from Yojigraphics can model your favorite pet. Then, the 3D Printing technology make the magic happen! What to do? Contact Julien at [email protected] and send photos of your dog or cat. If you’re satisfied with the 3D model, you va...

We’ve already told you about a very big 3D Printer. Today we introduce you a very small one from Vienna University of Technology. “The prototype of the printer is no bigger than a carton of milk, it weighs 1.5 kilograms”. “We will continue to reduce ...

In this TV Show excerpt, our japanese friends scan a Melon in order to duplicate it using a 3D Printer from ZCorporation (ZPrinter 450). They are litteraly stunned by the result! After that, they explain what other things can be done with 3D Printing...