Apr 14

Why Hollywood loves 3D printing

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CNET takes a look at the movie industry's increasing use of 3D printing for special effects. In particular, the story profiles Oscar-nominated effects studio, Legacy Effects' use of Objet's 3D printers for movies including Iron Man 2.

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