#With 3D printed ‘steaks’, Spanish startup eyes the mass market

#With 3D printed ‘steaks’, Spanish startup eyes the mass market

“#With 3D printed ‘steaks’, Spanish startup eyes the mass market” BARCELONA, June 29 – As demand for plant-based alternatives to meat rises, Barcelona-based startup Novameat is using its 3D printing technology to manufacture vegetarian “steaks” that it hopes will reach the mass market next year. Novameat plans to sell its “steaks” directly to consumers and…

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#Solving the US housing shortage

#Solving the US housing shortage

“#Solving the US housing shortage” A new generation of startups wants to disrupt the way houses are built by automating production with industrial 3D printers. 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, uses machines to deposit thin layers of plastic, metal, concrete and other materials atop one another, eventually producing three-dimensional objects from the bottom…

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#Behold the 3D-printed, cruelty-free ribeye steak

#Behold the 3D-printed, cruelty-free ribeye steak

“#Behold the 3D-printed, cruelty-free ribeye steak” The burgeoning lab-grown meat industry has made its first foray into fine dining with an artificially forged rib-eye steak — a cut that can run hundreds of dollars in some restaurants. This cruelty-free counterpart however could go for as low as $50 when it hits dining areas as early…

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#Creepy 3-D copies of real people’s faces for sale in Japan

#Creepy 3-D copies of real people’s faces for sale in Japan

“#Creepy 3-D copies of real people’s faces for sale in Japan” New year, new face? A Japanese designer dreamed up a disguise of nightmarish origins: a three-dimensional replica of another person’s face. The 3-D-printed masks, created by Shuhei Okawara, aren’t made for coronavirus prevention, Reuters reported. Rather, they’re intended for cosplay, both public and private….

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#Scientists 3D print the first ‘living’ brain aneurysm

#Scientists 3D print the first ‘living’ brain aneurysm

“#Scientists 3D print the first ‘living’ brain aneurysm” Blood and human brain cells have been used to create a “living brain aneurysm” for a scientific experiment. The concept may sound creepy but it could provide doctors with an invaluable insight into how to treat the condition without the risk of experimenting on a human. A…

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