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Smithsonian Now Allows Anyone To 3D Print (Some) Historic Artifacts - Forbes
The Smithsonian Institution may have hit on one of the best uses of 3D printing to date. Starting Wednesday, the world’s largest network of museums introduced Smithsonian X 3D, a new effort and web portal to create 3D renderings of its vast and fascinating collections of more than 137 million objects.


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Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericmack/2013/11/13/smithsonian-now-allows-anyone-to-3d-print-some-historic-artifacts/
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