At PLASTINDIA 2015, we exhibited our various polymer products, albeit with a difference – They were used as music instruments by trained percussionists. Our innovation just became music to the ears!
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A 3D printer cannot make any object on demand like the “Star Trek” replicators of science fiction. But a growing array of 3D printing machines has already begun to revolutionize the business of making things in the real world.3D printers work by following a computer’s digital instructions to “print” an object using materials such as
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A number of amateur inventors — dubbed “Peasant Da Vincis” — who have in recent years bashed together home made planes, helicopters and even tanks, apparently with little consideration of practical value. They include a hairdresser from Zhejiang province, who built a one-seater airplane with wheels from a motorized wheelchair and a seat scavenged from
In the past decade or so, bicycles have taken western cities by storm. London has introduced both bike-sharing and bike lanes, and Paris even has a bike-sharing programme for children. In Copenhagen, ever the bicycle champion, 41% of rides to work and education now take place on bicycle seats. But what if you’re not super
Copenhagen Wheel : Turns any ordinary cycle into a hybrid Read More »
At first glance, it could be a dramatic scene from a science-fiction movie.But this giant hole of fire in the heart of the Karakum Desert is not the aftermath of an attack on Earth, launched from outer space.It is a crater made by geologists more than 40 years ago, and the flames within have been
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