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3D Printing helps protect Duke Football player
Seniors Kevin Gehsmann and Clark Bulleit used a 3D printer to help develop a protective device for redshirt junior quarterback Daniel Jones! Check out the video below which includes some footage of Chip Bobbert (OIT Digital Media Engineer) being interviewed at the TEC. Also, read this Duke Chronicle article.
Seniors Kevin Gehsmann and Clark Bulleit used a 3D printer to help develop a protective device for redshirt junior quarterback Daniel Jones. #GoDuke
Posted by Duke Football on Thursday, October 11, 2018
3D print a sea turtle
We overheard many oohs and ahhs during Construct3D, a recent 3D printing & digital fabrication conference held at Duke. Many of those sounds were as a result of this adorable poseable loggerhead sea turtle. Want a turtle of your very own? Download the files from Thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:164317/#files.
Thanks to Michael Coronado, Lulzbot for sharing!
Leave the 3D Printing to the IT Experts
OIT’s “Bluesmith” will configure and print 3D projects for a fee. Read the full story on Duke Today: https://today.duke.edu/2017/04/leave-3d-printing-it-experts.
Learn to 3D Print at Duke with a New Online Mini-Course
Students, faculty and staff can now learn how to use 3D printers at Duke by taking a short online course, 3D Printing at Duke. For full details, go here: https://online.duke.edu/learn-to-3d-print-with-a-new-online-course-for-duke-students-and-staff/
The Future of 3D in Medicine
Learn more about the amazing work being done in medical physics using 3D printing: http://sites.duke.edu/dukeresearch/2016/03/23/the-future-of-3d-printing-in-medicine/
Free Site Lets You Download and 3-D Print Fossils
Virtual museum brings thousands of digital specimens to your desktop, in 3-D. Read the full article on Duke Today: http://today.duke.edu/2016/02/virtualfossils.
Learn IT @ Lunch Followup Resources – 3D Printing & Digital Fabrication
Miss yesterday’s Learn IT @ Lunch session “3D Printing & Digital Fabrication”?Watch the online recording. Note: You may be prompted to update your MS Silverlight Plug-in to be able to view the recording. Session Slides are available in PDF format.
Resources:
- Duke Innovation Studio
- lynda.com Tutorial: Up and Running with 3D Printing
- lynda.com Tutorial: SketchUp 2016 Essential Training
3D models enhance surgical strategies
Medical imaging has become more personalized with 3D printing. Watch this WRAL video to see Chip Bobbert (OIT Digital Media Engineer at Duke’s Innovation Studio) talk about 3D printing at Duke. For more information about the Innovation Studio, visit: https://oit.duke.edu/comp-print/labs/istudio