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12.01.26 - 18:06
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3D-Druck auf der CES (Heise)
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Die CES 2026 in Las Vegas brachte viel Neues zum 3D-Druck. So zeigte Creality KI-gestützte Multi-Color-Drucker und MetalPrinting präsentierte Metall-Extruder....
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05.01.26 - 16:24
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3D-Druck aus Eis (Heise)
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Forschende des Instituts für Physik der Universität Amsterdam haben einen Weihnachtsbaum mit einfacher Technik vollständig aus Eis gedruckt....
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29.12.25 - 00:06
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How a Chinese start-up is scaling 3D printing from sneakers to robots (SCMP)
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One of the biggest moments for China's booming robotics industry this year was the catwalk performance by carmaker Xpeng's new humanoid robot: it was so lifelike that founder He Xiaoping had to unzip its back to prove there was no person inside.
The reveal exposed what was under the covers: bionic “muscles” that enable such uncanny lifelikeness, made possible by the 3D printing technology and high-performance materials from Chinese start-up PollyPolymer.
Wang Wenbin, founder and chairman of......
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25.11.25 - 20:12
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Campbell′s VP Admits Soup Is "S**t For F**king Poor People" With "Chicken... From A 3D-Printer" (ZeroHedge)
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Campbell's VP Admits Soup Is "S**t For F**king Poor People" With "Chicken... From A 3D-Printer"
Authored by Daisy Luther via The Organic Prepper,
Nearly every household in America has at least a few of the ubiquitous red-and-white cans in the pantry, but perhaps not for much longer. I'm talking of course, about Campbell's soup, a brand so iconic that Andy Warhol captured it in one of his most famous works of pop art.
First of all, in a leaked recording, it was revealed that the soups contained lab-grown meat – or “chicken that came from a 3-D printer.” Campbell's strenuously refutes this comment, though the company does use genetically modified ingredients such as canola, corn, soybeans, and sugar beets.
And, just in case that accusation wasn't enough to make your guts gurgle, it isn't even the worst thing on that recording.
The recording
Robert Garza, a cybersecurity analyst for the company, was meeting at a restaurant with Martin Bally, one of Campbell's vic...
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