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AUG. 17, 2018 EDITIONWill space defense be good for business?? There’s no question that the U.S. has critically important national security interests in Earth orbit. If there is a U.S. Space Force to protect them, could the aerospace industry be the big winner?Plus: Exoskeletons, grocery robots, 3-D printed BMW parts.READ THIS EDITION

Nimbly warding off opponents was quite a feature of his life. Somehow he fitted in another career as a goalie in the game of futsal, indoor football, and was so good that, as well as playing for Canterbury United Dragons and coaching at his old school, Christchurch Boys’ High, he was picked for the Whites, the national squad. Though he held citizenships from elsewhere—Kuwaiti from his birthplace, Palestinian from his father—and though he had spent his childhood in Oregon, he was proud to wear the silver fern on his shirt. He was not just the tallest in the team, with the best beard, but the only guy in elbow pads, knee pads, gloves and long trousers, prepared to leap, twist and dive to the solid floor to keep the opponents’ ball out of the net. Even at play, he couldn’t rest those lightning reflexes. If he once touched the ball, he had four seconds to pass it; no room to fail.

Structure Sensor + itSeez3D – Using itSeez3D’s iPad scanning app paired with occipital’s Structure Sensor, a 3D scanning camera for mobile devices, allows you to capture people and other objects simply by recording and walking around the subject. As you walk around the subject pointing the Structure Sensor at the subject, an overlaid 3D representation of the subject gets filled out in real time. The experience feels very futuristic and impressive until you get the final output back. Unless you use it in a perfectly lit, empty studio with an excellent model the results are fairly imperfect and might require touching up in a 3D modeling application. This is the most expensive option at $500 for the sensor and at least $399 for an iPad mini, so I would only recommend this if you already have 3D modeling skills and a space to scan in.

At the moment, the majority of 3D models for VR and AR content is still created manually by 3D artists, which is time intensive, costly, and not at all scalable. There is also the question of the shortage of talent which isna??t helped by the growing popularity of the gig economy. That is partly why a 3D repository like Sketchfab has become so popular as a marketplace that lets artists publish, share, discover, buy and sell 3D, VR and AR content.

Both of these new additions are likely exciting for American?or South Korean consumers, as no other device in those markets offer these tech. But for me in Hong Kong, it’s old news–there have been four or five Chinese phones with the same offerings.

Material extrusion, powder bonding and wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAC) are the primary technologies used in the construction industry. Material extrusion is also known as concrete printing, contour crafting, and deposition modeling. The process differs from the long-established sprayed-concrete method, in that it applies the material precisely and takes a layer-by-layer approach. WAAC method involves the use of an electric arc to melt wire and a robotic welder or drip feeder to construct a metal object drop by drop. The pro-cess has gained extensive publicity through MX3D’s bridge project in Amsterdam. As of now, 3D printing technology is limited a few applications such as buildings, bridges, printed molds, building components, architectural models, and interior designs.

With sustainability at the forefront, IAC has also assembled leaders to discuss sourcing in a panel called “Building Blocks for our Future: The Foundations of Ethical Sourcing, Transparency, and Responsible Practice.” Panelists include: Brad Brooks-Rubin, Managing Director, The Sentry/Enough Project; Lara Crampe, Pure Earth, Director, Community Outreach; Lara Koritzke, Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA); Joanne Lebert, Executive Director, IMPACT; Elizabeth Orlando; and Michael Peters, CEO, Trusted Gems & Founder, Panjshir Valley Emeralds, a Trusted Gems Company; the panel will be moderated by Rob Bates, Senior Editor, JCK.

10/9/18: The Galaxy S10?will reportedly be Samsung’s "most expensive" smartphone yet, thanks to its added 5G tech.

Somewhere in there was dinner with the family, his wife Farah and two-year-old daughter Aya, who had a bib reading “My Dad rocks!” His more demanding baby, though, was Lazy Worm Apps, which since 2010 he and a classmate from Canterbury University, Mike Choeung, just two guys, one tall, one short, had built into a star turn on the Christchurch tech scene. Now there was a 14-man team, and they had moved into digs in Print Place with so much space that it gave him ideas immediately of how much bigger they could get. As it was they took on university interns every summer, and he often put out Twitter appeals for more.

“This new technology delivers the type of innovation that the industry has been awaiting, as our groundbreaking MXT system makes our new printers five times faster — with greater precision and quality — than current extrusion speeds,” said BigRep CEO Stephan Beyer.

JAN. 11, 2019 EDITIONWhy the home robots at CES were disappointing And check the best gadget from the show.Plus:?Autnonomous grocery delivery, AI regulations and good industry predictions.READ THIS EDITION

So, let’s dive right in! In the following,?we present several?technological advances?you can expect to see in the 3D printing world in the?near future.?