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Nope. So what, his point about being a revolutionary tech still stands. If you ask me I thing the groundbreaking app will be the "repair app", basically you tak
by ivanca 12y ago
Nope. So what, his point about being a revolutionary tech still stands. If you ask me I thing the groundbreaking app will be the "repair app", basically you take a couple of pictures of a broken object, you give some input about the damage and it shows you a 3d piece to print and use as a fix (plug and stick fix) specially for solid things such as: broken chairs, broken doors, broken floor tiles and such.
- specialist 12y agoI'd love that. Just finding the correct replacement knob, switch, harness, etc. drives me nuts. IIRC, antique car enthusiast Jay Leno just recreates the parts he needs.
- auxbuss 12y agoThis is a tenuous link, but your comment reminded me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoZ2BgPVtA0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoZ2BgPVtA0 Not exactly repair, more adapting to change. This is also a fabulous use of tech and a wonderful story.