[skullkey] over at the House4Hack hackerspace in Pretoria, South Africa wanted a way to get kids excited about technology and desktop fabrication labs. Wanting to give kids a visceral feel for the march of technology, he created Makerdroid, an android app that allows for the creation 3D objects on an Android tablet and preparing them to be printed on a Reprap or Makerbot.
What's really interesting about this build is not only the fact that [skullkey] and his lovely beta testers are generating .STL files on an Android device, the object files are also being converted to GCode on the Android, without the need for a conventional computer. Makerdroid uses the very popular Skeinforge to generate the instructions for the printer (although a lot of people are switching over to Slic3r).
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- In The Slicer you must tap the circle in the middle of the screen without getting caught by the Slicer. Each time you play you earn points, these points can be redeemed for new themes.
- Slicer: Raft/OnlyUnderSupports It will only print raft under the support bars, not under the objects. Editor: Supportbars are slightly visible in editing mode. Slicer: Craftware generated startGcode now preceding the user set start Gcode. Slicer settings: Bugfix: clicking on the slicer hints will not lose focus. GCode Viewer: Z Elevation bug fixed.
Makerdroid doesn't need a PC to print objects out on a 3D printer, but we think the process of shuffling GCode files from a tablet to the printer with an SD card is a little archaic. It might be possible to print directly from an Android tablet over Bluetooth with the Android Bluetooth Reprap app that is currently in development. Still, we love the idea of printing objects we just created on a touch screen, as shown in the Makerdroid demo video after the break. Microsoft outlook app for macbook.
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- A software platform for the analysis (including registration and interactive segmentation) and visualization (including volume rendering) of medical images and for research in image guided therapy.
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