MIT's Glass 3D Printer is Mesmerizing - Neatorama

This footage by Mediated Matter Group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology illustrates their first transparent glass 3-D printer. Called G3DP (Glass 3D Printing), the printer has dual heated chambers. The upper chamber, a “Kiln Cartridge,” operates at 1900°F; the lower chamber heats then cools to soften the glass. Watching the process is both soothing and satisfying. Via Gizmodo

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too small,i cant see the words in photo

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i like this but too small. wish there was a better resolution available.

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But it is Oh So Cool! I poster of this would be great!

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http://images.vizworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/underskin-samloman-100dpi.jpg

Google is your friend.

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TY for the google link. Saved me time. ;)

I'd totally buy (and wear!) a t-shirt with this on it.

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thax camoi.i found it

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Not bad - it is fun to look through. It looks like they got the biliary system and pancreas a little off. The way I understand it, a duct from the pancreas should join up with the bile duct leaving the gall bladder, then then enter the duodenum.

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Really cool map!!! The ingenious image, the underground, skeleton, card... Unusual and grasping infographic!

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