"Here is a great article on 3D printing by ExtremeTech "A replicator and teleporter in every home" It is one way of thinking green in that you create products you need without having to transport them in trucks, buy them in stores,…"
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Think i found my new M.A. school - and what the heck? They are really stylish, I LIKE!
Started Oct 26, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hey all,after graduating in Illinois i clearly wanted to pursue an international career further and was prepared to move abroad from Germany some time in the near future.BUT: I think it is never a…Continue
3D Printing= Green Engineering??
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tim Seifert Nov 2, 2012. 3 Replies 1 Like
Hi! Some time ago John Frangella created the topic "3D-Printing" in the Green section. I find this revolutionary technology very interesting. This morning I browsed through the forum and I was just…Continue
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Pablo Velazquez posted a discussionThink i found my new M.A. school - and what the heck? They are really stylish, I LIKE!
Hey all,after graduating in Illinois i clearly wanted to pursue an international career further and was prepared to move abroad from Germany some time in the near future.BUT: I think it is never a bad idea to broaden your skill set so i decided that i will apply at the Northern Institute for Technology Management for a DOUBLE DEGREE for Master of Science in Engineering and an MBA in Technology Management!!! Now, how's that, guys?! :)In case you are wondering, apparently they have a lot of…See More
Pablo Velazquez replied to Pablo Velazquez's discussion 3D Printing= Green Engineering??"But it certainly can help to decentralize our production of durables and hence lower carbon footprints of commodities, doesn't it? :)
I am just looking for the right machine to set up myself. Would appreciate your suggestions!
Peace out"
Pablo Velazquez replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."...and I think I'm about to find some;)"
Pablo Velazquez replied to Pablo Velazquez's discussion 3D Printing= Green Engineering??"well, the material you put in it is certainly not ecological. All this plastic stuff, I mean;)"
Pablo Velazquez replied to Tom Peterek's discussion Introduction"Hi Tom! I just noticed that this is the second "introduction" thread here;) Maybe we should have one for all. Nice to meet you though!"
Pablo Velazquez posted a discussion3D Printing= Green Economy??
Hi! Some time ago John Frangella created the topic "3D-Printing" in the Green section. I find this revolutionary technology very interesting. This morning I browsed through the forum and I was just wondering if 3D printing can be seen as ecological. What do you think and why? Would be glad if we could discuss this issue!See More
Pablo Velazquez replied to John Frangella's discussion 3D Printing"Whoa, nobody joined! I'm shocked...this is such an interesting topic. Sadly I'm not really a specialist in 3D-printing;) but I'd LOVE to get to know more. So I'll support and recommend your thread!"
Pablo Velazquez replied to Andrew (The Prototype Guy)McEwen's discussion Who are you and what type of work do you do? Please introduce yourself to the group and let us know what you specialize in."hi, my name is Pablo, I originally come from Hamburg in Germ. and just finished my b.a. degree at University of Illinois. I am currently looking for M.A. opportunities:)"
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