The largest 3D printed structure is coming to New Bedford — here's how you can step inside
NEW BEDFORD — 3D printing has come a long way since the eye wash cup was first printed in 1983.At the Star Store, Massachusetts Design Art and Tech...
NEW BEDFORD — 3D printing has come a long way since the eye wash cup was first printed in 1983.At the Star Store, Massachusetts Design Art and Technology Institute (DATMA) is inviting visitors to step inside a colorful 3D-printed structure that asks observers to reinterpret how houses should be built."It's kind of all about pushing the boundary of what we can do with 3D printing," said Amanda Hawkins, programs manager. "The exhibits feature interesting pieces that are art, technology, architecture, all kind of merging together.