3D-Printed Clock


At the Ars Electronica / MIT Media Lab exhibit in Linz, Peter Schmitt presented his work on mechanical systems made by rapid prototyping machines – so-called 3-D printers. He makes the interesting argument that by producing these intricate mechanical devices using a single process, manufacturers could forgo the need for low-cost assembly and instead manufacture in socially favorable parts of the world, where the production could also be ‘greener.’ The video is below:

NOTE: This video was removed based on Peter’s request

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