The winners of the inaugural Australian Photographic Prize (APP) have been announced, following a four-day event in Melbourne. The brainchild of photographers Karen Alsop and Robyn Campbell, the event and competition aims to fill the gap left in the industry by the closure of the Australian Institute of Professional PhotographyRead More →

The research in the area of ​​machine learning and AI, now a key technology in virtually every industry and business, is far too voluminous for anyone to read it all. This column, Perceptron, aims to bring together some of the most relevant recent discoveries and papers – particularly, but notRead More →

MidAmerican Printing Services is one of Chicago’s largest commercial printers, providing event flyer printing services for conventions and trade shows. The company recently posted a message outlining various techniques for creating distinctive trade show flyers that appeal to a wide audience.Read More →

Japanese optical and imaging multinational Nikon accelerated its recent 3D printing expansion by investing in two other additive manufacturing companies. Following Nikon’s takeover bid for SLM Solutions, it is now investing in Optisys and Hybrid manufacturing technologies (HMT), developers of hybrid 3D printers and additively fabricated antennas respectively. Yuichi Shibazaki,Read More →

Martian soil could serve as 3D printing material, researchers have shown, meaning it could be used to make objects on the Red Planet. In a series of tests, Washington State University School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering professor Amit Bandyopadhyay and his team used simulated crashed Martian regolith to demonstrateRead More →

Presented to attendees at the thINK Ahead 2022 conference at Boca Raton, Florida MELVILLE, NY, September 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Inkjet printing is faster, more flexible and more colorful than ever before, opening up new opportunities for designers who work with print and even designers who didn’t think print hadRead More →

One of the first photographs I fell in love with was that of Robert Frank July 4, Coney Island (1958). Night has fallen on Coney Island. The sky, which spans the upper third of Frank’s photography, appears to be painted solid black. In the foreground, away from the crowds inRead More →

William Klein, an American expatriate photographer whose often frenetic and sometimes blurry images of urban street life and modern fashion were hugely innovative while conveying the sharp social critique of a self-proclaimed outsider, died September 10 in Paris. He was 96 years old. His nephew Larry Reichman confirmed his deathRead More →

The Eckhaus Latta spring show took place in one of those lush, beautiful gardens that you can’t believe actually exist in the middle of town. The weather wasn’t too hot or too humid, and spirits were high before harpist Mary Lattimore started playing. As the models stepped out in geometricRead More →

The Samsung V7 ultrasound machine [Image courtesy of Samsung] Samsung today introduced its V7 ultrasound machine, having recently obtained FDA 510(k) clearance for commercial use. Boston Imaging, based in Danvers, Mass., the US headquarters for Samsung’s digital x-ray and ultrasound business, unveiled the platform. He designed the ultrasound system toRead More →

Anycubic is back with another new addition to the Photon 3D printer family, with the Anycubic Photon D2, the sequel to its first DLP printer, the Photon Ultra. Anycubic has been on a roll, releasing a steady stream of new printers over the past two years. Earlier this year weRead More →

The University of Houston helps advance the industrial metaverse. UH has partnered with the AI ​​Innovation Consortium, software company Nvidia, and oil and gas engineering and services firm TechnipFMC to build apps for the industrial metaverse. The project is affiliated with Artificial intelligence industry incubator and oilfield digital lab onRead More →

The HPRT MT800 ($289.99) is the first printer we reviewed from HPRT, a Chinese company founded in 2012 that focuses on printers for mobile use, labels, receipts, point of sale and other applications based on thermal printing technologies. . The MT800 is a strictly monochrome portable printer, similar in sizeRead More →

Ricoh has announced that it has supplied Cheque-Mates, a professional print and communications production company, with a new high-capacity digital printer. The new purchase by Cheque-Mates is part of a wider digital refresh program that began in July 2021. Research was undertaken by the company to determine what alternatives wereRead More →

Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s decision to ban the use of plastic flexies has left hundreds of flexi printers and employees working in the sector on hold in Visakhapatnam. Facing a bleak future, members of the printers association are expected to hold a meeting very soon to discuss theirRead More →

The task of printing diplomas for nearly 8 lakh students of Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) will become easier as a new printing machine has been acquired by the university to make the process smoother. The new machine inaugurated this week will be able to print 40,000 diplomas in oneRead More →

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have developed a method for 3D printing microscale ice structures that can be used as sacrificial models to form complex channels inside other parts. This “upside down” 3D printing process involves shooting water droplets onto a custom-built platform capable of freezing them upon landing atRead More →

When it comes online, the MAGIS-100 experiment at the Department of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and its successors will explore the nature of gravitational waves and search for certain types of wave-like dark matter. But first, researchers need to figure out something pretty basic: how to get good photographsRead More →

Zigmunds Priede: Aggregates of Time installation view, May 5 – September 25, 2022, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, Kansas. Photo: EG Schemf The forced migration of humans across landscapes shaped by shifting tribal, cultural, political and religious boundaries is as old as time. ZigmundsRead More →

Prellis organic products has raised $35 million and named a new CEO as it seeks to advance the development of its proprietary 3D bioprinted lymph node. Raised via a Series C funding round led by Celesta Capital and Partners of Greedand supported by Khosla Ventures, SOSV, real companies and LucasRead More →

Comment this story Comment One of the most persistent mistakes informing discussions of the economy is that there are a few dials located in a safe somewhere in Washington that officials can turn this way or the other to control the employment, production, inflation – even the price of gasoline.Read More →

PICTURE PROVIDED The James V. Brown Library, 19 E. Fourth St., recently created a Snapchat account, which can be accessed at https://t.snapchat.com/4fl6uxhT or by scanning the attached image in the app. Snapchat is an image and video messaging app, identifiable by its white ghost icon inRead More →

English football fans have grown accustomed to an unfamiliar feeling: victory. The Lionesses’ win over Germany on Sunday in the Euro 2022 final is the first time an England national team have won a tournament since 1966. The game would have earned the biggest TV audience for a women’s gameRead More →

Instagram for photography is dead. It’s a great time to learn some new skills so you can print your images and share them in the real world. Unless you’ve been living under a huge rock, you’ll know Instagram as we know it is dead. The platform photographers built has beenRead More →

Printing and books featured prominently at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, with the achievements of local luminary John Baskerville marked by a giant printing press. The ceremony included a section on the “Bards of Brum” featuring Samuel Johnson portrayed as a bookworm and William ShakespeareRead More →

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Global digital textile printing market the size should reach $6.65 billion by 2030, according to a new report from Grand View Research, Inc. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.1% from 2022 to 2030. Digital printing refers toRead More →

Make it work Dentaltech, whose technology helps patients avoid uncomfortable fittings for false teeth, aims to expand its B2B operations globally Dentaltech, the Irish denture maker, is targeting expansion in Britain and the US after developing 3D printing technology it says could be ‘revolutionary’ in oral care. The Enterprise Ireland-backedRead More →

Spongebob’s house created by DALL-E OpenAI has made DALL-E, the artificial intelligence (AI) image generator, available in beta and also unveiled the tool’s pricing structure. The company has announcement that the AI ​​system, which can create realistic images and art from a text prompt, will soon be available to everyone.Read More →

Space scientists plan to turn lunar dust into raw material for 3D printers to build colonies and landing pads on the Moon. The project led by scientists from the Laser Center Hannover (LZH) and the Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin), located in Germany, has already been successfully tested onRead More →

The latest research report provides a comprehensive assessment of the Industrial 3D printing market for the forecast year 2022-2031, which is beneficial for companies regardless of their size and turnover. This survey report covers key market insights and the industry’s approach towards COVID-19[feminine] in the years to come. The IndustrialRead More →

I was reading an old column (August 22, 2020) about the origin of the Alamo table. If the mystery of the table has not been solved, I have a postcard showing the table, its location, and the name of the table. The postcard I have from the Alamo table isRead More →

Long in the making, the joint venture between Ingram Content Group and Shajah Book Authority is now operational in Publishing City. The Lightning Source Sharjah facility at Sharjah Publishing City in the United Arab Emirates. Image: Sharjah Book Authority By Porter Anderson, Editor | @Porter_Anderson Al Ameri: “Support global investment”Read More →

It was once considered the “dirty secret” of 3D printing. Now, however, post-processing is not just a well-known aspect of the industry, but a thriving sub-segment in itself. Just read the SmarTech report, “Automation, additive manufacturing and the factory of the futureto understand how technology is essential to the “extinct”Read More →

In a prescient realization, an early love for making handmade greeting cards, with cutting, gluing, stitching and rearranging colored papers, predicted her eventual decision to use these methods in making of his most recent works. Her experimentation with cutting out her pictures came later in her college years, after sheRead More →

Ferlay, J. et al. Global Cancer Observatory: Cancer Today. (International Agency for Research on Cancer, 2020). Ramanujam, N. et al. Fluorescence spectroscopy: a diagnostic tool for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (cin). Gynecol. Oncol. 5231–38 (1994). CASE PubMed Article Google Scholar Zhadin, NN & Alfano, RR Correction of the internal absorption effectRead More →

I’ve seen most offices stick to black and white printing to save costs. But believe me, the color attracts attention; bright, eye-catching colors of green, red or blue stand out and often stand out from monochromatic or neutral shades. Sales & marketing teams can make abundant use of colors toRead More →

image: Nina Vaidya measuring the experimental performance of optical concentrators under a solar simulator which acts as an artificial sun. see After Credit: Courtesy of Nina Vaidya Even with the impressive and continuing advances in solar technologies, the question remains: how can we efficiently harvest sunlight energy from varying anglesRead More →