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It sounds a bit like we are at the stage when computers were using punch cards. Maybe in a decade or two, things will get a bit more interesting. I was thinkin
by leke 10y ago
It sounds a bit like we are at the stage when computers were using punch cards. Maybe in a decade or two, things will get a bit more interesting.
I was thinking of getting a cheap 3D printer for Christmas, but will probably put it off now I realise it's not, as you say, pulg'n'play.
- pavlov 10y agoIt sounds a bit like we are at the stage when computers were using punch cards. Maybe in a decade or two, things will get a bit more interesting. Agreed. MakerBot in 2012 was like trying to start Apple in 1962. What kind of personal computer could one build from the era's transistors and magnetic core memory? That primitive thing could have sparked someone's imagination, but it wouldn't have had any mass-market applications. 3D printing's Apple moment is still waiting for its equivalent of the integrated circuit (a technological enabler) followed by a VisiCalc (a killer application).
- Paradigma11 10y agoSo what will the Javascript revolution of 3D printing look like?