Daniel Tsang_Inside 3D Printing HK
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The document discusses the growth of 3D printing in Hong Kong over the past year. It notes that Wohlers Reports found 34.9% annual growth in 3D printing, the highest in 17 years, while Gartner predicts consumer 3D printing is 5-10 years away. It then summarizes several 3D printing marketing campaigns and events that took place in Hong Kong between 2013-2014. The document argues that Hong Kong's economy is driven by marketing and that 3D printing services in Hong Kong focus more on marketing than technical skills. It also outlines the development of the desktop 3D printer market and different types of "makers" that use 3D printing for projects like robotics, education, and workshops.
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This document provides a history of Bitcoin and the blockchain from its origins in the late 1990s to the present. It describes the key events and periods in Bitcoin's development, including its genesis with Satoshi Nakamoto's 2008 whitepaper, the "Wild West" early years from 2011-2013, a period of "Adolescence" from 2013-2015 as investment and regulation increased, and today's current focus on blockchain technology applications beyond just cryptocurrency. The document also makes some short, medium, and long-term predictions about Bitcoin's future adoption and role, and the impact of blockchain technology more broadly.
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- Metamason's solution involves a mobile app to guide users through a 3D face scanning and mask customization process, with the scan and manufacturing files then sent directly to 3D printers to produce the customized mask.
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Inside 3 d printing metamoderism, leslie oliver karpas (save small)
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Inside 3 d printing 2015
The document discusses how 3D printing can be applied in various fields beyond simple manufacturing. These include using 3D printing combined with data visualization to improve understanding of information, combining it with healthcare technologies like 3D scanning to improve medical outcomes, and developing a peer-to-peer model of distributed manufacturing to help address global health challenges. The document emphasizes that 3D printing's potential lies not in the technology itself, but in how it can be applied to benefit people through improved access to healthcare, customized medical devices, and new business models for philanthropic manufacturing worldwide.
A copyright protection technology for 3 d printing models (john choi)
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2. It describes potential solutions such as encryption of 3D model files, feature extraction for fingerprinting, and using a clearing center to manage licensing and monitor for illegal distribution of copyrighted 3D models.
3. The key technologies proposed are extracting features from 3D models, analyzing model structures through skeleton extraction, and estimating the original model shape based on the skeleton to enable digital forensics of 3D models.
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- 3. Let’s Wind the Clocks Back A Year September 2013 Adidas Capmaign June 2013 3D Systems in Toys "R" US August 2013 Hong Kong Mini Maker Faire September 2013 HKDPA Seminar November 2013 Inno Design Tech Expo December 2013 IT Fun Day for Makers April 2014 Electronic Fair August 2014 Computer Expo
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- 31. Education
- 32. Workshops (Fab Labs) Photo :LAB by Dimension+ HK
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- 35. Daniel Tsang www.thegestalt.cc danieltsang@thegestalt.cc 852-93314087
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