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Insights Visualizing physical activity through 3D printing to get children moving more and sitting less

Visualizing physical activity through 3D printing to get children moving more and sitting less

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Wednesday, 15 March

Author

Mark Rosser

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February

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Technology has boomed massively over the past decade with major advances in digital fabrication through 3D printing. These 3D printing advancements have allowed a new type of experimental and exciting research to emerge.

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