RoboBeast: A Toughened 3D Printer 21
An anonymous reader writes "Carpenter Richard van As shot to fame a year ago thanks to a 3D-printed prosthetic he developed to help him get back to work after an accident. A year later, RoboHand has helped hundreds of people who can't afford expensive prosthetics, and has been used all over the world. Now van As is back with RoboBeast — the 3D printer built to be extremely durable, designed specifically for taking RoboHand into conflict zones and areas of extreme poverty."
This could prove interesting. (Score:5, Interesting)
Old news. DeltaMaker already did it. (Score:4, Interesting)
Re:Recursive solution (Score:4, Interesting)
Start the clock running to when he gets shut down for violating some patent or TOS. The problem is he's not using his invention to get rich.
He's taking money out of the mouths of medical device industry CEOs. Can't let that happen.