Archive 2011-page-2 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

Last time we talked about the emerging hardware startup ecosystem.This tim we would like to share with you some useful tools and online resources for hardware entrepreneurs. Meet the Hardware Start-up Community SF Hardware Startup Meet-up Hardware St...

Next week, there will be 2 great opportunities to catch up with Sculpteo at these events in Paris ! On November 22th starts the European Consumer Forum 2011 organized by Dassault Systems. The ECF is THE Dassault Systèmes’ event that drives industry p...

The Ateliers de Paris, a place which promote creation and innovation in the sectors of art, fashion and design collaborate with Sculpteo. To promote the development of sustainable and innovative projects, Ateliers de Paris organize different meetings...

An ecosystem of hardware startups is emerging in the Bay Area. We are glad to meet entrepreneurs, investors and mentors sharing their enthusiasm and projects with us. The digital fabrication movement – 3D printing is one of the key tools of it – is a...

Sculpteo Team is pleased to announce that our online 3D Printing service takes part in the “Observeur du design 2012” label exhibition. Sculpteo is awarded for innovative and quality service. Annual 4 months exhibition Design Observeur organized by A...

We were telling you a few days ago how augmented reality combined with 3D printing models was helping researchers find interactions between enzymes and molecules. At UCSF (University of California San Francisco), the Biological Imaging Development Ce...

Bits From Bytes Headquarter made a great video entitled “3D Printing a Ghost” to wish you a Happy Halloween They even let you download the STL file to print your own ghost MakerBot shared a Halloween Party video Google SketchUp published the results ...

Thingiverse user “eried” designed this incredible 3D Printable Velcro “This is the first iteration (third internal) of my attempt to make printable Velcro. It is pretty nice to hang things, probably this small piece will resist much more than a kilog...

Operation: Stick Figure Army (OSFA) is a project funded by the Collaborative Research Experience for Undergraduates program (CREU) to explore the process of transforming 2D images into 3D representations using low-cost, open-source fabrication techno...

NYCResistor’s Eric Skiff interviewed Chris Fenton, an electrical engineer living in NYC who built a mechanical counter with his MakerBot. Chris found this idea in an old book of mechanical mechanisms. He explains it’s only part of a bigger project to...