LEO the Maker Prince - Journeys in 3D Printing

Carla Diana

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Maker Media, Inc
Paru le : 02/12/2013

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LEO the Maker Prince teaches children (both young and old) about 3D printing by following Carla and LEO's journey through Brooklyn. LEO is a walking, talking robot who has the magical ability to to print (in plastic) any object that Carla draws. The other robots have their own special capabilities: H1-H0 prints in metal, Sinclair-10 can find and print objects from a huge catalog of designs, and the others (including AL1C3-D, IRIS-7, and NiXie) have unique talents, too.
Readers can come along for the journey, too: all of the objects in the book are printable one way or another.

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Date de parution : 02/12/2013
Editeur : Maker Media, Inc
ISBN : 978-1-4571-8309-6
EAN : 9781457183096
Format : Multi-format
Nb. de pages : 64 pages

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Biographie de Carla Diana

Carla Diana is a designer, author and artist who enjoys living as close to the near future as possible. In her studio she works on future-specting projects that bring robotics and sensor technologies to everyday life, creating smart objects that can charm and surprise. She has taught at several universities, including the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she was creative director for the iconic humanoid robot, Simon.
Carla is also a Fellow at the innovation design firm Smart Design where she oversees the Smart Interaction Lab. She writes and lectures extensively on the subject of creative technology, and her January 2013 New York Times Sunday Review article, "Talking, Walking Objects", is a good representation of her view of our robotic future.