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UK researchers have developed a unique robot that can replicate its own parts and create 3D plastic objects. Known as RepRap, this wonderful machine is the brainchild of Dr. Adrian Bowyer from the University of Bath. RepRap works like a printer. However,...
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The wild idea relies on building machines that clone themselves, then manufacture just about anything.
The “self-replicating rapid prototyper”, or RepRap...
made popular Nov 27 2006
RepRap or the “self replicating 3D rapid prototyper” is under development at the University of Bath in the UK.
The 3D printer transforms a blueprint on a...
made popular Mar 16 2006
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