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3D Printing: The Next Industrial Revolution Christopher Barnatt
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

May 12, 2014 - Opening Keynote: Additive Manufacture: The Next Industrial Revolution Manufacturing industries make a significant contribution to Australia's economy and directly employ some one million people. Dec 11, 2013 - There is a great buzz around 3D printing and its implications for manufacturing, medical advancements, and design. Mar 5, 2014 - Makerbots have been on the market since 2009, when a small Brooklyn-based company began marketing clunky little semi-assembled 3D printers, based on a publicly available design known as a “reprap”. Feb 17, 2014 - In five to 10 more years, 3D printing capabilities could be incredible. The next Industrial Revolution will be in 3D printing and MakerBot wants the future workforce to be ready. Jan 14, 2013 - This is my Telegraph column today; I figured I'd post it here - see you. Mar 10, 2014 - 3D printing is on a roll. Apr 29, 2014 - CNBC's Melissa Lee gets an exclusive look inside GE's 3-D printing plant and discusses the future of the industry with Greg Morris, GE Aviation Additive Technology. The next version of the PancakeBot is currently in development by Valenzuela, who recently took the device to New York City's Bay Area Maker Faire. Food supply SXSW, the annual all-sorts festival in Austin, Texas, sees its fair share of revolutionary technology and outrageous ideas. I am waiting in eager anticipation for the next installment of this series, GR. They're one of a dozen or so companies who started up about that time, selling similar designs. May 7, 2014 - Here's how desktop 3D printers are going to fuel the next 'Industrial Revolution' and foster innovation on a level never before seen in the history of. 22 hours ago - The technology to print edible foodstuffs practically on demand is around the corner, but the real issue for companies will be ridding 3D printed food of its unnatural, synthetic taboo. Posted Wednesday, 5 March 2014 at 10:15 pm | Permalink. Apr 1, 2014 - Ebner predicts that over the next two decades, 3-D printing will overtake construction in architecture as part of "the next industrial revolution." art.