Judy Leung, Author at 3D Printing Systems

Weta Workshop’s Practical Effects Magic with 3D Printing

To CGI or not CGI? That is the question... CGI has been proliferating in the film industry for many, many years now. Almost all the movies we see these days, whether it's the plethora of superhero stories or adapting iconic literary pieces onto the silver screen (you'd be surprised how many scenes in the Great …

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Story Submission: Automatic Feeder

Uncategorized / By Judy Leung

Viking Machinery NZ James Hussey runs a company that builds automated manufacturing machines and several years ago he had realised that traditional parts feeding was often prohibitively expensive for many small projects. He set about designing a solution that would be ideal for bringing the cost of automation down for startups and small businesses. James …

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Combining Traditional Art with Digital Tech

Uncategorized / By Judy Leung

Bay of Plenty artist, Joe Te Wharau (of Ngāti Maru descent) has combined "3D printing technology with traditional Maori designs to create new ‘digital treasures’". His art is entitled as Matihiko Taonga V1.0,which will be exhibited at the Art of Technology exhibition in Tauranga from now until November 5th Taonga, in Maori culture, is a treasure or …

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Christchurch surgeons practice on 3D prints

3D Printing News / By Judy Leung

There are many different 3D printing applications within the medical world and the first things that come to mind are 3D printed prosthetics and 3D printed living body parts - for example, ears - using bio-ink. These applications often relate to end-use: 3D parts that are meant to be transplanted into the patient. Increased efficiency …

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3D printed New Zealand Railway Models

3D Printing News / By Judy Leung

Yes, this was printed on an UP Plus 2!! The streamlined J class, Dunedin, 1940s Peter Bryant (who has recently relocated from Whangarei to Auckland) has a passion and ambition to create the most complete NZR & Kiwirail trains set. Most noteworthy is the near-exact replica of the NZR J class 1200 - which was …

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Weta Workshop’s Practical Effects Magic with 3D Printing

Story Submission: Automatic Feeder

Combining Traditional Art with Digital Tech

Christchurch surgeons practice on 3D prints

3D printed New Zealand Railway Models

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