Klaus Stadlman has built the world’s smallest 3D printer. Jump to the 7:00 mark to get an example of why this could have a big impact.
Klaus Stadlman has built the world’s smallest 3D printer. Jump to the 7:00 mark to get an example of why this could have a big impact.
R.A. Mashelkar asks us to do more from less for more people. His presentation carries more weight than any Six Sigma or LEAN talk possibly could, but the premise is still benefits gained through efficiency.
Johann Gutenberg, Benjamin Franklin, and Lothar Meggendorfer mark milestones in printing. Wait. Lothar who? Lothar Meggendorfer is credited with the first pop-up books and, as Joe Sabia tells us, is just one iteration in the art of telling your story.
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