3D printing moves from prototypes to production

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	3D printing moves from prototypes to production 3D printing will become a mainstream production method within a decade as the range of industrial applications skyrockets and printer speeds double or triple. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Box Review: Box beats Dropbox – and all the rest – for business Box trumps Dropbox, Engyte, Citrix ShareFile, EMC Syncplicity, and OwnCloud with rich mix of file sync, file sharing, user management, deep reporting and enterprise integration. Learn more in this article from InfoWorld. Learn more>> In this Issue World's thinnest nanowires may lead to foldable tablets, smartphones Autonomous cars are better city drivers than humans, Google says Prototype Microsoft keyboard interprets gestures CMU researchers 'twist' on smartwatches World's thinnest nanowires may lead to foldable tablets, smartphones A researcher at Vanderbilt University has created a way to build nanowires just three atoms wide that could eventually lead to paper-thin, flexible tablets and smartphones. Read More   Autonomous cars are better city drivers than humans, Google says Google has taken on a new challenge -- city streets -- as it works to develop a self-driving car. Read More   Prototype Microsoft keyboard interprets gestures Microsoft's research division has developed a keyboard that can interpret basic hand gestures, potentially bridging a gap between touch devices and more traditional input methods. Read More   CMU researchers 'twist' on smartwatches If smartwatch development can be thought of in terms of dance crazes, the next phase might become the Twist. Read More
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