Artists, Gamers, 3D fabricator industrial engineers practitioners shared real life experiences, insights and artifacts of a rapidly accelerating synthetic reality - quick notes and links

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Excellent stimulation for
imagination and
innovation –
Practical?
Yes, for 2 very big
reasons
1. VR & 3DP
accelerating (and
5G, Quantum,
screen tech… will
accelerate
applications in
medicine,
entertainment/art,
industrial…oh, and
Mars mission
2. Commercial
applications already
exist - and the
presentation and
discussions almost
got there – Joe
Pine’s Infinite
Possibilities book
would have been a
very good pre-
requisite

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https://vimeo.com/71424137
Digitization life science art materialized.
Fragile, metadata forms capture and imitate life ‘in a moment’
https://www.sophiekahn.net/

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https://www.e-ci.com/saam-3d-printed-projects/Cool videos
3D printing evolution: Still early stageand already ‘wow’
This illustration worked at so many levels – including re-fab history, copy rights, dimension
https://vimeo.com/228716121

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For attendees with 4th
Dimension curiosity

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VR – Virtual Reality – Exciting to see early progress and rapid
production (there was definitely a theme that new tech is evolving
quickly, costs dropping, capabilities expanding…) so dream bigger.
What will VR native generation create and expect? Plus – from goggles
to glasses to holograms and projection technology advancing rapidly…
http://eos-interactive.com/press/sheet.php?p=the_take
http://stuido.co/press/sheet.php?p=memraxz_2