What sets the ProDesk3D printer apart from other 3D printers is its ability to print any color. The ProDesk3D ($TBA) uses a 5-color PLA cartridge system which allows you to mix primary printing colors to create any color you want. The printer also boasts prints down to 25 microns, which is below current 3D printer standards. For comparison a human hair is about 50 microns. Currently no delivery date is available, but you can sign-up for updates on their site.
If you’re looking for a robotic companion. You may have just missed the boat. Pepper: The Emotional Robot ($1700+) sold out in just minutes. Over 1,000 models were made available to consumers in Japan. Along with the $1700 price tag there is also a $200 monthly data and insurance fee. Pepper is just about four […]
We’ve all seen the holographic 3D chess scene from Star Wars. Well, it looks like we might be a step closer to having all of our wishes come true. The Holus: Tabletop Holographic Display ($850) takes any digital content from your devices, and converts it into a 3D Hologram. It can be used to play […]
This is probably one of the more original products we’ve seen come out in a long time. The Smart Cloud ($3360) is the creation of The Richard Clarkson Design Studio, based out of New York and New Zealand. The studio was originally founded by Richard in 2013 as an experimental product, lighting and furniture studio. […]
The worst is planning a short trip out and then realizing that your phone is out of juice. You didn’t bring your backpack so you don’t have your big charger or cables. What if you could carry reserve juice in your wallet? That’s where the TravelCard ($40) comes in. It’s a battery backup the size […]