MIT builds a 3D printer that can use 10 materials at once

Computerworld Emerging Technologies August 26, 2015 MIT builds a 3D printer that can use 10 materials at once MIT has built a 3D printer that can print with multiple materials and has an integrated machine vision system for self-calibration of print heads, 3D scanning and a closed-feedback loop to enable print corrections. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. You may ride an elevator into near space by 2025 2. Swarms of tiny drones could be used for rescue missions (Video) 3. MIT researchers create file system guaranteed not to lose data even if a PC crashes 4. Sony's quadcopter takes smartphone tech to the skies 5. Here comes the drone backlash 6. L is for Life Sciences: Google's contact lens maker will be its own company White Paper: Return Path The DMARC Intelligence Report Today, DMARC is the best remedy in the fight against phishing with the potential to nullify an entire class of fraud within the next few years. Learn which industries are early adopters, and which are failing to protect their brand and customers. Learn More You may ride an elevator into near space by 2025 The Canadian space company Thoth Technology Inc. has received a U.S. patent for a free-standing space elevator that could one day take astronauts aloft where they could take space planes into Earth's orbit. READ MORE Swarms of tiny drones could be used for rescue missions (Video) Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are working on a new generation of disaster drones that can be deployed in swarms into buildings to give first responders a look inside, mapping out the interior as they go. READ MORE MIT researchers create file system guaranteed not to lose data even if a PC crashes MIT researchers created the first file system that is 'mathematically guaranteed' not to lose data even when a computer crashes. READ MORE Sony's quadcopter takes smartphone tech to the skies Sony is gunning for a slice of the growing drone market, showing off newly developed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from its drone venture, Aerosense. READ MORE Here comes the drone backlash Soon it will be politically incorrect to express enthusiasm for drones or fly them in public. Too bad. Drones are cool. READ MORE L is for Life Sciences: Google's contact lens maker will be its own company Google's Life Sciences unit, whose projects include a smart contact lens for measuring blood glucose levels, will become an independent company within Alphabet under Google's reorganization. READ MORE Peruse our library of free digital magazines! Choose from a collection of smartly designed digital magazines, which include our most popular departments -- News Analysis, Features, Opinions and Shark Tank -- all free for download with registration. 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