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About Diversity
Diversity is an education, research and innovation tool, utilised by subscribers, who are able to view BioModels online and print them out at Anatomics Solution Centres and Curiosity Spaces.
Diversity offers schools, universities and other institutions with a new method of engaging and educating the next generation of healthcare professionals by utilising Real Virtuality.
Diversity offers the capacity to upload and download 3D BioModels from all facets of the healthcare and biological sciences, including medical instruments, human replacement parts, specialised tools & instruments, scanned anatomical, anthropological, veterinary and biological data. Anatomics Diversity has been deployed in veterinary and museology.
Diversity is a web-based archive and database, consisting of BioModel 'build codes' created for the biological sciences. The build codes are uploaded by the relevant stakeholder and catalogued for access by AnatomicsRx subscribers. AnatomicsRx currently has access to over 4,000 build codes.
Diversity will enable healthcare professionals, students and researchers to learn and innovate with tools and on line assistance to design new ideas, devices, tools and techniques.
Subscribers are able to upload their creations and share these with selected users or the public at large, thereby creating an interactive and social innovation tool which brings together all stakeholders, allowing them to participate and further the development of BioModelling.
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Everything you need to get started in 3D printing
Mon, 1 Aug 2016Step by step guides to 3D printing and everything else you need to know to get started. As with any complex household tool, learning to properly use a 3D printer takes time and patience. Different brands operate in different ways, and it's important to make sure each one is calibrated and maintained properly. Make sure to read the instructions for your printer carefully.
Your robot army is here
http://3dprintingindustry.com/ Mon, 1 Aug 2016Barcelona Tech has created an open-source 3D printable robot arm that students can use to learn, modify and experiment with as part of their training. It is available for anyone to download and build.
Space stations first 3D printer makes its first tool
Mike Wall Tue, 14 Jun 2016The first commercial 3D printer is up an running. Last week, it printed out its first tool - a wrench that astronauts can use to do maintenance work aboard the maintenance work abroad the orbiting lab.
14-year-old Taiwanese student becomes 3D printing consultant & nozzle designer
Alec Buren Sat, 11 Jun 2016A Taiwanese teenager has already turned his hobby into a career, working as a part-time 3D printing consultant, reseller and nozzle designer, and is earning 20,000 Taiwan Dollars ($610 USD) a month already.