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Hershey Will Add New Snacking Products to Its Existing Product Range

May 20, 2015

Hershey will add new snacking products to its existing product range at the National Confectioners Association’s annual Sweets & Snacks Expo in Chicago. Commenting on the expansion, Hershey North America president Michele Buck ...

Tags: Hershey, snacking products, Sweets

Anouk Wipprecht Has Unveiled an Updated Version of Her Famous Robotic Spider Dress

Dec 25, 2014

Anouk Wipprecht, the techno-couture designer of Dutch origin known for creating convention defying ensembles, has unveiled an updated version of her famous Robotic Spider Dress, featuring sensor-installed spider like legs and shoulder ...

Tags: Robotic Spider Dress, 3-D printed bodice

Neri Oxman Creates Range of 3-D Printed Garments Inspired From Ancient Planetary Explorers

Dec 18, 2014

The Israeli architect and designer Neri Oxman has created a range of 3-D printed garments inspired from ancient planetary explorers. Representing the life sustaining elements earth, water, air and fire, the range is infused with ...

Tags: 3D printing, Synthetic Biology, Apparel

Nervous System Develops a 4-D Printed Dress Made From Smart Kinematics Software

Dec 12, 2014

The American generative design studio Nervous System has developed a 4-D printed dress made from its smart Kinematics software, a 4D printing system for generating complex, foldable forms. The custom-fit outfit, which has been recently ...

Tags: 4-D Printed Dress, flat material, Apparel

Total Artificial Heart Might Be The Next Potential Medtech Goldmine

Sep 10, 2014

It's too early to tell, but the total artificial heart might be the next potential medtech goldmine. Shares of artificial heart maker Carmat climbed nearly 20% in mid-day trading on September 5 amidst recently-confirmed rumors that the ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, Artificial hearts

Geek Set Is Slowly Filing out to Make Room for Hordes of Musicians Descending on The City

Mar 13, 2014

Bitcoin, 3-D printed candy and George Takei, the Star Trek-actor-turned-Facebook-phenomenon, are among the attractions this week at the South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, where the geek set is slowly filing out to make room for ...

Tags: Microsoft, digital currency, technology

Living Tissues Could Be Built up Using a 3-D Printer Will Soon Revolutionize Many Fields

Feb 28, 2014

Cross section of bioprinted human liver tissue showing hepatocytes (blue nuclei), endothelial cells (red), and hepatic stellate cells (green). (Courtesy Organovo Holdings Inc.) The discovery that living tissues could be built up using a ...

Tags: Organovo, 3-D printer

Tiny "Bio-Bots" Inspired by Sperm Could Swim Inside The Human Body to Deliver Drugs

Jan 24, 2014

Tiny "bio-bots" inspired by sperm could swim inside the human body to deliver drugs or target cancer someday. The swimming bio-hybrid machines move by combining live heart cells with the flexible body of a synthetic polymer. Past research ...

Tags: Bio-Bots, DNA, molecule, Nature Communication

Some of The Oddest Items on Display at The International CES Gadget Show Were Edible

Jan 12, 2014

Some of the oddest items on display this week at the International CES gadget show were edible, origami-like sculptures made of sugar, their shapes so convoluted as to baffle the eye. The treats are one of many signs that we'll all be ...

Tags: 3-D Printer, Consumer Electronics, Electronics

The 3-D Printed Loudspeaker Is More Expensive

Dec 23, 2013

A loudspeaker playing a clip of President Barack Obama talking about 3-D printing in his State of the Union speech might not seem so remarkable—except that the loudspeaker represents one of the first 3-D printed consumer electronic ...

Tags: 3-D printed, loudspeaker, consumer electronics

Innovations in 3-D Printing Have Allowed Researchers to Fabricate Human Bones

Nov 27, 2013

Posted in Printing Equipment and Supplies by Qmed Staff on November 25, 2013 Innovations in 3-D printing have allowed researchers to fabricate human bones, ears, early-prototype human hearts, strips of liver and face prosthetics. In the ...

Tags: 3-D, printer, serve, practice, brain, Surgeons

Researchers at Cardiovascular Institute Hope to Create a 3-D-Printed Bioartificial Heart

Nov 25, 2013

Posted in Cardiovascular by Qmed Staff on November 22, 2013 Researchers at the Cardiovascular Innovation Institute hope to create a 3-D-printed bioartificial heart in the next decade. The bioartificial heart would be designed from a ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

Invisalign Uses 3-D Printing to Make Mouthful Customised, Transparent Braces

Jun 4, 2013

INVISALIGN, a San Jose company, uses 3-D printing to make each mouthful of customised, transparent braces. Mackenzies Chocolates, a confectioner in Santa Cruz, uses a 3-D printer to pump out chocolate molds. And earlier this year, Cornell ...

Tags: 3-D Printing, Printing, Reality

Proposed Legislation in California Aims to Ban Guns Made Using 3-D Printing

May 13, 2013

Proposed legislation in California aims to ban guns made using 3-D printing, after an organization Defense Distributed fired a handgun made with the technology, and said it would distribute its drawings online. California state Senator ...

Tags: Computer Products, 3-D Printed Guns

A Team of GE Scientists and Engineers Introduce Several New Features to Santa's Sleigh

Dec 26, 2012

December 22, 2012 - Just in time for Christmas, a team of GE scientists and engineers have introduced several new features to Santa’s sleigh. The updated vehicle incorporates a number of new technologies that promise to make ...

Tags: GE, Santa Claus, technologies, thinner laptop

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