Couple of interesting bits today. Over on C|Net there’s nanotech-related news. In “IBM prints with molecules” (Link) we have a follow-on by what sounds like the same group of scientists to an earlier demonstration of a nano-scale “mass production” process. … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I’ve posted something on the RepRap project, but that doesn’t mean I don’t continue to follow it. Funny enough, the reason for this post isn’t to alert anyone to a developmental milestone, but to call … Continue reading →

I’ve been watching “Darwin”, one of the RepRap projects, develop since its inception; and though I’ve not mentioned it (at least I don’t think I have), it’s the one I found especially intriguing. The above video is an excellent and … Continue reading →

I like the fact that this 3D printer, the project of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories (Link), isn’t going down the precision path of RepRap or fab@home as that takes it a bit closer to the larger-scale termite-building ideas I had … Continue reading →

A few days back when I was trying to learn more about the Euphoria demo shown at the Game Developers Conference, I did a search that landed me on the OLPC News site (Link)… for no good reason other than … Continue reading →