By Jesse DePinto and Matthew Juranitch – August 31, 2012 – (Download PDF here) – – 1. Introduction to Reverse Engineering Reverse engineering is the process of examining an end product to determine how it was brought into existence in…
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Technology Analysis on State-of-the-Art Non-Contact Reverse Engineering
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Posted in 123d catch, 3d scanning, CAD, Photogrammetry, reconstructme, reverse engineering, time of flight, triangulation
Posted in 123d catch, 3d scanning, CAD, Photogrammetry, reconstructme, reverse engineering, time of flight, triangulation
Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing | Make Magazine Review
Yesterday, Make Magazine released their Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing. To date, I have never come across a more accurate and comprehensive review of the current 3D printing technology: Make Magazine is literally writing history! Although it is commendable that…
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Posted in 123d catch, 3D Printing, 3d scanning, bukobot, make magazine, Makerbot, makergear, mendelmax, printrbot, reconstructme, Reprap, Solidoodle
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Makers or Prosumers?
The advancements in consumer electronics and personal fabrication equipment over the past few years have been astounding. 3D printers, laser cutters and DSLR cameras are just few of many professional tools that are now considered consumer electronics due to their…
Tagged with: 3D Printing, chris anderson, consumers, diydrones, dslr, entrepreneurs, kickstarter, laser cutting, lean startup, long tail, mac, makers, market, minimum viable product, pc, prosumers, wired magazine
Posted in 3D Printing, Business, consumers, diy, entrepreneurship, makers, Open Innovation, prosumers, startup
Posted in 3D Printing, Business, consumers, diy, entrepreneurship, makers, Open Innovation, prosumers, startup
Jesse DePinto 