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Examples
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The 3-D printer from London-based Thinglab retails for $43,000, but in four hours it can make you the full color action figure of your choice.
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Architects design their buildings in 3D software packages and pass them to Thinglab to print scale models.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro to Thinglab and convincing them it was all my own work.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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I got my Knoon back from the Thinglab and it's clear I might have some work to do before I take it to market.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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Professional printers such as those at Thinglab, for example, are capable of printing 46 layers per millimetre.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro to Thinglab and convincing them it was all my own work.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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All this work is done in the Thinglab basement, a kind of temple to 3D where motion capture suits hang from the wall and a series of next generation TV screens (no need for 3D glasses) sit in the corner.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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I got my Knoon back from the Thinglab and it's clear I might have some work to do before I take it to market.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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Professional printers such as those at Thinglab, for example, are capable of printing 46 layers per millimetre.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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All this work is done in the Thinglab basement, a kind of temple to 3D where motion capture suits hang from the wall and a series of next generation TV screens (no need for 3D glasses) sit in the corner.
The Guardian World News Paul MacInnes 2010
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