Does this tech fulfill its role as the future of manufacturing? 3D printing is a maze of tantalizing promises. You can 3D print all kinds of toys and figurines, but you can’t print a pair of shoes (not really, not yet). You can print a bottle opener, but a 3D printed hammer will, I promise you, suck. You can 3D print an Iron Man suit, but the lights, tiny little motors and matching controllers are almost an entirely different hobby on their own. On one hand, yes, it’s absolutely true, 3D printing is the future of making stuff. The possibilities…
Author: Vince Sales
Vince Sales
Vincent C. Sales is, in his own words, “a big nerd.” Formerly a tech magazine editor, he is now a freelance writer and editor, and the author of the fantasy novel, The End of All Skies, published by Penguin Random House SEA.
Like it or not, the AI revolution is here. It has invaded your Facebook feed with AI-generated memes and celebrity deep fakes. It’s in the summary section of your most recent Google search query. It’s baked into Adobe Photoshop now.
