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Thermal printer lets you watch educational videos on its screen

Par : Ida Torres
9 décembre 2024 à 18:20

There are a lot of thermal printers in the market right now. People use it for scrapbooking and journaling, labeling, and even printing out receipts for small businesses. If you own one, have you ever wished that it had a screen so you could watch videos on it? No? Well, this concept for a thermal printer is apparently not mainly a printer but actually a learning device with a video screen.

Designer: DPP

Even though the name has the words thermal printer on it, it looks like that is just a secondary function of the device. The N2-Thermal printer is a concept for a screen-equipped learning device. It looks like a regular camera and it also has a camera function as well. It seems to be a lot of things to appeal to people who need all of these things.

It’s primarily being pushed as a learning device as there are videos to be loaded on it so students or even grown ups will be able to view these video explanations. The camera has an AI-powered photo-based question search function and can even correct the homework of the kids (although that isn’t really explained). There’s also a flip stand so you can adjust the viewing angle and it can also be replaced with other designs as it has a quick release structure.

As for the thermal printing function, it’s still there since it’s what it’s called but for why you need a printer though is unclear. Maybe they can print their homework or something, although of course the options for that is limited.

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Loop 3D printer concept turns plastic cups to scrubbers

Par : Ida Torres
4 décembre 2024 à 14:20

Even though a lot of coffee shops offer discounts if you bring your own mug or tumbler when you buy from them, there’s still a lot of disposable plastic cups that go to waste, staying in landfills for decades. Since people will still probably continue using them, we need to find a way to be able to properly recycle of this particular kind of waste.

Designers: Yoonjeong Lee, Minjoeng Kim, Changyu Seo, Songhee Kim, Geunyeong Do

Loop is a concept for a 3D printer that will be able to do just that. It actually looks like a coffee maker or a water storage device but its function is to actually turn those plastic cups to create scrubbers that can also be used at the cafes. Therefore it really lives up to its name as it creates a sustainable circulation structure.

The 3D printer melts the plastic cups that you put in it by grinding them into small particles. They are heated to turn them into a “soft and malleable state” then cooled to solidify. They are then extruded into the desired filament shapes for printing. The scrubbers can then be used in washing dishes at the cafe.

The suggestion of the product designers is for cafes to use this to incentivize their customers into returning the plastic cups instead of just throwing it. It would be interesting to see if something like this can actually change consumer behavior.

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Snapmaker unveils a powerful all-in-one desktop device for 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC, for its 8th anniversary

Par : Sarang Sheth
2 juin 2024 à 01:45

To celebrate 8 years of cutting-edge devices that have helped the creative community build like never before, Snapmaker announces a Premium version of their flagship Artisan all-in-one making device. The Artisan, which debuted in 2022, is a multipurpose desktop device that laser cuts, 3D prints, and even CNC machines all thanks to a compact form factor and a brilliant modular design that lets you swap out 3D printing, CNC, and laser modules whenever you need. A whopping 400x400x400mm work area means you can create, prototype, or set up a factory line right on your table, and the Artisan Premium now features an upgraded 40W laser module that’s 4x more powerful than the one on its 2022 model. Along with this, the company is also ushering in its 8th anniversary with a 48-hour Makerathon event that fans can watch online, coupled with offers, gifts, and a referral program that gets you rewards!

Designer: The Snapmaker Design Team

Click Here to Buy Now: $2,599 $2999 ($400 off). Hurry, deal ends in 48-hours!

The Artisan Premium is Snapmaker’s top-of-the-line creating tool. A 3-in-1 device that prints, engraves/etches, and CNC machines, the Artisan Premium offers a large work area and still saves space by offering so many functions in one workstation. An all-metal design ensures factory-grade precision, an enclosure contains the dust and protects your eyes from laser damage, and a control unit with a 7″ touchscreen allows you to easily operate the Artisan with ease. On the inside, a modular interface lets you plug in any of Snapmaker’s variousmodules, giving the Artisan its functions.

3D Printing: Thanks to the optimized transmission system and motion control algorithm, Artisan features a high dimensional accuracy when printing at a high speed.

Laser: Coming with the 10W Laser Module, Artisan is capable of faster and deeper cutting on more materials, and delivering refined laser engraving.

CNC: The high-rigidity linear modules and high-speed spindle empower the CNC module to carve or cut smoothly on various materials with a high dimensional accuracy.

The new 40W laser module is now more powerful than ever, allowing you to cut through thicker and tougher materials faster, giving you mastery over paper, fabric, leather, wood, plastic, metal, brick, glass, and many more materials. The 3D printer features a dual-extruder design that lets you print in multiple colors or add different material supports, and the 200W CNC machine is perfect for subtractive prototyping from wood, or even soft metal and stone. The 400x400x400 working area gives you the ability to build large-scale models, and the inclusion of an air pump in the Premium variant helps clear the working area while the Artisan is doing its job.

Along with the reveal of the Artisan Premium, which goes on sale on May 28th with an MSRP of $2999 USD, or €3299 EUR (vat included) if you’re in Europe, Snapmaker is even holding a 48-hour Makerathon with the theme “Play Well” that reflects the company’s roots in fun and exploration and its ongoing commitment to innovation and creativity. Held on 31st May and 1st June, the Makerathon will see Snapmaker’s entire company divided into 10 teams that will then participate in a series of challenges where they’re required to “Make Something Wonderful”. The event will stream on Snapmaker’s Facebook page, and will also coincide with Snapmaker’s Print & Play Challenge, a video contest that all Snapmaker users can participate in.. All you need to do is print anything you can play with (toys, games, music instruments, etc.) and film a video of yourself playing with it. The first five submissions will be screened at the Makerathon, and the Print & Play Challenge will continue all the way up until the 16th of June or Father’s Day. You can participate in the Print & Play Challenge, or even visit Snapmaker’s website to explore tonnes of new content, including printable 3D models of Snapmaker’s 3-in-1 machines, massive discounts on all products, and a referral program that offers a FREE 1064nm IR Laser Module to anyone whose friend buys an Artisan Premium.

Click Here to Buy Now: $2,599 $2999 ($400 off). Hurry, deal ends in 48-hours!

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Windows 10, 11 : Erreur partage imprimante 0x00000bcb

Par : Wisy
28 avril 2023 à 14:06

Vous avez tenté d’installer une imprimante réseau à partir d’un nom de partage “\\serveur\partageimprimante” et vous obtenez automatiquement l’erreur 0x00000bcb.

Pas de panique, il s’agit d’une mesure de sécurité Windows pour les non-administrateurs d’un poste.

Cette mise à jour est liée à une correction de vulnérabilité du service d’impression appelée “PrintNightmare”.
Cela impose d’avoir des droits d’administrateur local pour pouvoir mapper les imprimantes au client respectif.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb5005652-manage-new-point-and-print-default-driver-installation-behavior-cve-2021-34481-873642bf-2634-49c5-a23b-6d8e9a302872

Du coup, soit vous l’a joué la sécurité en vous connectant en tant qu’administrateur pour l’installation (réinstaller l’imprimante sur le serveur d’impression en admin avant), soit vous modifiez la clé de registre :

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Printers\PointAndPrint

Créer les clés non existantes si nécessaire, puis ajouter une entrée DWORD RestrictDriverInstallationToAdministrators de valeur 0.

Vous n’aurez même pas besoin de redémarrer votre ordinateur client.

Attention : Régler le problème de partage d’imprimante en ajoutant cette clé de registre enlève une couche de sécurité sur votre poste client !

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