1. 3D-Printed Exoskeleton Applications for 3D printing keep pushing the boundaries of design, art and science. The latest innovation is a robotic suit that acts as an exoskeleton—incorporating both 3D-printed components and mechanical parts—and assists paralyzed…
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Non ho idea di dove si possa trovare. So solo che per un bimbo questo Play-Doh sabbioso, forse meno commestibile del suo cugino plasticoso può rappresentare la vera svolta.
This is one in a series of fold down posters done for Play-Doh (by Think Simple Act Simple). Great concept, and a clean execution.
Play-Doh was the best. I never understood why all the toys that went with it were designed to make it look like delicious food shapes though? It tastes horrible. They should just make that stuff out of candy.
via QBN
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