6:25 am on December 3, 2016 · 3d printing (4), IoT (52), iotny (8)

WEBCAST TODAY: #IotNY 39 Rapid prototyping via #3Dprinting w/ @3dhubs +@skillmill_nyc

LivestreamToday, Saturday Dec 3 2015, is 3D Printing Day 2016, and we are taking the opportunity to livestream last Monday’s IoT-NY #39 meetup – which focused on using the technology to prototype IoT devices. It included an intro, by Adafruit’s Dano Wall, to the 3D Hubs global network of local service bureaus, and a demo by Godwyn Morris and John Goodwin of local NYC hub Skill Mill NYC. The event will be streamed at 2pm EST on the Internet Society Livestream Channel.

What: Iot NY #39 – Rapid prototyping via 3D printing
When: Saturday Dec 3 2015 2pm-4pm EST | 19:00-21:00 UTC
Webcast: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/iotny39
Twitter: #IoTNY https://twitter.com/hashtag/iotny / #3dprintingday https://twitter.com/hashtag/3dprintingday


8:35 am on February 13, 2015 · 3d printing (4), law (47), legal hackers (13)

VIDEO: #3DPrinting in a 2D Legal Landscape @LegalHackNYC #legalhack

On February 9 2015 the NY Legal Hackers Meetup presented 3D Printing in a 2D Legal Landscape at The Yard in NYC. A panel examined the issues from three perspectives: 1) the current legal landscape and how it may impact consumer 3D printing, such as IP, product liability, food and drug, and controlled substance/items laws; 2) current efforts at making 3D printing a legitimate fixture in the consumer realm; and 3) minor and bold solutions to avoid a fractured legal framework for consumer 3D printing, ranging from IP and tort overhaul to mandatory licensing schemes. SPEAKERS: Kaiser Wahab, Attorney and Partner, Riveles Wahab LLP; Zachary Lichaa, Public Policy at 3D Hubs; Jeff Trexler, Attorney, Writer, and Professor. Video is below.

View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/V03qZ8Aux3w
Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/yzOVw3t0yaMq/
Twitter: #legalhack + #3dprinting

5:18 pm on March 18, 2013 · 3d printing (4), brooklyn (13), webcast (110)

VIDEO: The Future of 3D Manufacturing – Brooklyn Style #bkfuturist #3dprinting

Brooklyn Futurist

global_203595912On Monday March 18 2013 the Internet Society’s New York Chapter (ISOC-NY) webcast the Brooklyn Futurist Meetup’s event The Future of 3D Manufacturing – Brooklyn Style. Panelists were Rob Steiner from MakerBot, J.F. Brandon from D-Shape, Duann Scott from Shapeways, and Brian Jepson, editor from Make Magazine, organizer of Maker Faire. The panel was moderated by Jim Kohlenberger, recently Chief of Staff for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP.) Video is below (event starts about 18 mins in):



Twitter: #bkfuturist

Video: Enter the Third Dimension – the legalities of 3d printing @theCSUSA #3dprinting

On April 16, 2012 The Copyright Society of the USA NY Chapter presented: Enter the Third Dimension (Whether You Like It or Not): The Practical and Legal Ramifications of 3D Printing at The Princeton Club in NYC.

Description: 3D printing, a technological development which may ultimately permit local and even personal on-demand automated manufacturing of goods, has the potential to drastically alter long-standing norms of manufacturing, transportation, and even consumer demand. Is such a potentially disruptive development a net positive or negative? What will be its ultimate consequences, intended or unintended? And how will the law handle – for good or ill – these developments in coming years? This session began with a brief overview of the technology from one of its leading manufacturers. After that, the esteemed panelists discussed some of the legal and business related queries that are sure to arise as 3D printing grows in popularity.



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