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3D Printed Songs
Have you ever heard a song and then had a vision of what that song would look like in real life as an actual, physical object? Well, there’s a startup for that. “Lead by Allison Wood and Kei Gowda are working on Reify. Reify turns sound waves into 3-D printed sculptures that play the sound back with an augmented reality app.” This sounds like a very cool project that incorporates a lot of the newest technologies. It will visualize data through 3-D printing. I’m excited to see where it goes. Read more about it here: http://wrd.cm/1Hxuixg
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