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air filtration system, 63, 95 Silk Pavilion, 74–75
Material Recycler (R3DO), 63
patents, 10, 13, 15, 33–34, 85–87
Zero-G Printer, 62
See alsointellectual property
Internet of Things, 50
Perpetual Plastic Project, 22
Linder, Nathan, 30, 33 Plastic Bank, 22
Lobovsky, Max, 30–31 polylactic acid (PLA), 29
MIT Media Lab, 30–31 product liability and safety
See alsoFormlabs guns, 90–91
history, 88–89
Made In Space. SeeAfsarifard, Hasti
Jungle, The, 89
MakerBot
laws, 88–91
acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS),
programmable matter
29
art projects, 73–75
Cupcake, 29
Self-Assembly Lab, 70–71
Adam Mayer, 28–29
Wanderers, An Astrobiological
Bre Pettis, 28–29
Exploration, 74
polylactic acid (PLA), 29
Project Cyborg, 69–70
Replicator, 4, 29
prosthetics
Zach “Hoeken” Smith, 28–29
E-nable, 37
Stratasys, 29
Global Minimum, 38
Thing-o-matic, 29
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3D Print Exchange, 37, 40
(MIT)
David Sengeh, 38
Mediated Matter group, 73–75
Superhero Cyborgs, 38
MIT Media Lab, 30–31, 73, 75
Van Buren (OH) High School
Self-Assembly Lab, 70–71
students, 6
Material Recycler (R3DO), 63
ProtoPrint, 22
Mattel
prototypes
ThingMaker, 53–54
hearts, 38–40
National Aeronautics and Space
recycling. See3D printing health and
Administration (NASA), 62, 71–72
environment issues
Natural Machines, 49–50
RedWorks, 72
object file format (OBJ), 25
RepRap printer, 28
OctoPrint, 88
Adrian Bowyer, 28, 66
Olguin, Carlos, 68–71
BioINK, 71 selective laser sintering (SLS), 20–21
open-source technology, 29, 87–88 See alsoDeckard, Carl
See alsointellectual property Silk Pavilion, 74–75
Oxman, Neri, 73–76 stereolithography file format (STL).
Mediated Matter group, 73–75 SeeHull, Charles (Chuck)
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