3D-printed clothing collection took student 2,000 hours to produce

3D-printed clothing collection took student 2,000 hours to produce: "Peleg, a 27-year-old recent graduate from the Shenkar College of Engineering and Design in Israel, decided to create her entire collection using a 3D printer.

She knew barely anything about the technology but wanted to see if it was possible to create entire garments."

The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades.

5 trends to watch for in 3D printing in 2015 | VentureBeat | Gadgets | by Zack Schildhorn, Lux Capital

5 trends to watch for in 3D printing in 2015 | VentureBeat | Gadgets | by Zack Schildhorn, Lux Capital: "It’s been a fast-paced year for 3D printing, with more capital, more companies, and more big ideas than ever. Behind the scenes, we’ve witnessed no fewer than 50 new ventures raising money in the 3D printing sector."

A bizarre and exciting field.

Voxeljet: From 3D printed James Bond cars to a wildly successful IPO | VentureBeat

Voxeljet: From 3D printed James Bond cars to a wildly successful IPO | VentureBeat - For the 2012 James Bond movie Skyfall, Propshop Modelmakers used Voxeljet’s 3D printers to create three full-scaled replicas of the ultra-rare Aston Martin DB5. The cars, which are ultimately destroyed in the film, are almost indistinguishable from the original, thanks in large part to Voxeljet’s printers.

Super cool. I saw a lot of 3D printing technology at an LA siggraph event recently. At once both fascinating and practical.