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The radio-globe
(13) | 24/08/2020 | Translate: Using a 3D printer, Englishman Jude Pullen created a radio device called RadioGlobe, which allows you to listen to stations from around the world by placing a viewfinder anywhere on a globe.
The capabilities of a 3D printer Printing an extremely useful device from a 3D printer. You can find the print files here.- The 3D house printer began to build an entire neighborhood The three-dimensional printer Vulcan 2 can "print" a house in just 24 hours. This technology is being tested right now in Mexico Province, where they used to build the first 3D printed community in the world - designed for people who live on less than $ 3 a day.
- The largest 3D printer in the world printing a speedboat In the center of advanced composite materials and structures at the University of Maine (USA), is the largest three-dimensional printer in the world. The printer is designed to print objects up to 30 meters in length, 6,7 meters in width and 3 meters in height. For the first time a three-dimensional printer prints a large object, a cruiser. Printing lasted 70 hours and was the first in the world in corresponding size. The construction of such a vessel by conventional methods will typically take weeks or months. The vessel and the printer revealed to the public at an event, which you can see here.
- Bugatti is testing the first brakes that were printed on a 3D printer The Bugatti tries a brake caliper which has a three-dimensional titanium printer. This is the first time in the world that tested a three-dimensional printed car accessory on test bench. The Bugatti prepares the brake caliper for the next production line.
- Student constructs an airbag for mobile phones Philip Frenzel, a student at the University of Aalen in Germany, invented the first "airbag" Mobile phones. The device was constructed with a printer 3D, and has sensors that detect if the phone is in free fall.
- PlayBook 4: The portable PlayStation 4 The Eddie Zarick turns the PlayStation 4 console to mobile version, which calls PlayBook 4. For the construction of the box use a 3D printer, while the device has a screen HD LED 22 inch. The Zarick sells PlayBook 4 making for 1100 €, and 860 € if the buyer provides the console. More details can be found here.
- The construction of Europe's largest 3D printed building in 140 hours Thanks to a huge BOD2 printer designed by COBOD International, the Wave House was built, a data center of 600 square meters. Built in a record time of 140 hours in Heidelberg, Germany, the building is currently the largest building of its type in Europe.
- Direct recycling of plastic bottles The user "Function.3d" cuts some plastic bottles into strips, to feed his 3D printer with them.
- The smallest hard drive in the world The world's smallest hard drive found in a device, it was on the Nokia N91 mobile phone in 2005. A tiny mechanical disk with a capacity of 4 or 8 Gigabytes, it was on the back of the mobile.
- 79-year-old sees a 3D printer for the first time Kenny, a 79-year-old man from Minnesota in the United States, sees a 3D printer for the first time.
- Jesus in a Transformer robot version Dillon from the MyMiniFactory page, designed a Jesus who transforms into a robot in the style of Transformers. The design of the model is sold here and printed with a 3D printer.
- Shinkansen trains on snow covered rails Japan's Shinkansen trains are among the fastest in the world, as they reach speeds above 300 km / h. Enjoy a collection of videos of Shinkansen trains passing through snowy train stations.
- A star gate Kristian Tysee, Stargate fan, built a stellar gate using a 3D printer and a Raspberry Pi nano-computer. He thus managed to reproduce the basic mechanisms of the famous portal. The vortex was made with LED strips and a plexiglass mirror. It took 18 months of work to build.
- Making the automatic mask Computer engineer Benjamin Heckendorn builds a mechanical mask that opens and closes automatically, with some servos and a completely improvised mechanism printed on a 3D printer.
- Metro strike causes overcrowding in Paris Wednesday 11 December 2019 at the Chatelet station in Paris, one should be very patient if you wanted to take the subway. The scene was filmed at the station corridors during strike. As Antoine Levek who posted the video, waited 40 minutes to get into the train. He also explains that the people waiting had exemplary behavior and no problem arose.