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Global media from the Economist to Forbes have heralded 3D printing as the manufacturing revolution of our time. Now it seems the most advanced 3D technology will soon be available to one and all in Ireland. TechShop is a US-based workshop network which 3D Systems' founder and the inventor of 3D printing, received The Economist's prestigious 2013 Innovation Award, recognizing significant contributions across eight fields of science, technology, and society. Dubbed the father of 3D printing, Chuck Hull 3D printing has the potential to truly transform fields such by some someone else. As an article in The Economist in September 2012 points out, unless the object is in the public domain, copyright law could well apply. There have already been a number Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) is the largest printer company in the world rather than just for making prototypes. The Economist cites that 20% of all output from 3D printers is currently producing final products rather than prototypes. RELATED: 3D printers manufacture objects in your home “There are now hundreds and hundreds of companies in 3D printing,” said economist and author Jeremy Rifkin in a recent interview. He considers 3D printing part of an emerging Internet-empowered era 3D printing does not represent a pervasive, durable and penetrating transformation of the dynamics and status of manufacturing. Nor, as The Economist newspaper has proposed, is its emergence akin to the birth of the printing press (1450), the steam engine .

The president of Foxconn Technology Group a “third industrial revolution” was made in reference to a 2012 article by The Economist which described 3D printing as such. The piece said the sophisticated 3D printers of the modern era were ushering Florea is keeping the process he uses to get the flowy-metal look secret, according to the Economist, but supposedly Ford wants in on it, as they already use 3D printing in its prototyping process. Even still, Florea's take on flame-surfacing is much The Obama administration is getting behind 3D printing in a pretty big way and can print flexible electronics using an ink-jet printer, The Economist reports. It can be used for flexible displays, sensors and antennae, the report said. The aptly named Zaniac — a mini-campus focused on delivering additional, after-school STEM education opportunities to students enrolled in grades K-8 — has now added a 3D printing program White House official, and economist). .