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Museums Turn to 3D – FormFonts offers to Help Smithsonian
Like everything else, Museums are being disrupted by the Interwebs. The idea of getting into a car on a Saturday morning and driving 30 miles (or more) to walk around inside a very large quiet building.. just to look at … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3D Collections, 3D Models, Adam Metallo, Additive Manufacturing, Collection Accessibility, digital prototyping, fabrication, FormFonts 3D, Museum Relevance, Online 3D Model Library, RedEye On Demand, science, Smithsonian Institution, Smithsonian Museum, Stratasys, Thomas Jefferson Bust, Vince Rossi, Virtual Museum Collections
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