Histórico Instrumentos Musicales Re-Uso Creado impresoras 3D

Rounik Sethi on May 03, 2015 in News 0 comments

Imagine being able to bring back lost vintage instruments. NPR talk to Robert Howe and Sina Shahbazmohamadi on how X-rays and 3D printers can do just that.  

En una entrevista fascinante con Robert Howe, candidato doctorado en música en la Universidad de Connecticut hostory y Sina Shahbazmohamadi, ex director de formación de imágenes en el Centro UConns de Energía Limpia, NPR analiza cómo histórico instrumentos musicales podría estar disponible de nuevo.

Escuchar la historia en NPR aquí:

Imagina ser capaz de apretar un botón y ser capaz de imprimir un antiguo instrumento musical réplica! Ese día es probable que muy pronto

Fuente: NPR Blogs


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