3D Printing Pen

3D Printing Pen 2018 

The 3D pen is quickly gaining popularity among artists and others who are looking to unleash their creativity using 3D prints.

What’s a 3D pen?

Well, a 3D pen looks like a bulkier version of an ordinary pen or a pencil but instead of using lead or ink, the 3D pen operates using plastic.

There are probably a lot of questions in your head about how difficult it is to use or is it even a good thing? Well, using the 3D pen is no different than using a regular pen or a pencil. You hold it the same way and there are many different ways you can use it.

How does a 3d Printing Pen Work?

Plastic Filaments

A 3D pen mainly uses plastic instead of ink. You insert the plastic filament and once it’s inside the pen, it gets hot from the heating technology inside. The heat is intense enough to melt the plastic, and turn it into a liquid. After that’s done, you can start using the pen to write on anything you want. The good thing about 3D pens is they work on almost all surfaces.

If you are in awe, we have seen similar technology before. For instance, the glue gun works on almost the same principle as the 3D pen. 3D pens come in several different colors that will truly bring out the artist inside of you.

If you are wondering what you can do with a 3D pen, the possibilities are limitless. Typically, drawings you create using a pen and pencil are two-dimensional. However, the 3D pen can add another dimension and make your drawings or artwork more realistic. Even though 3D pens are relatively new on the market, the market has a lot of them. There are hundreds of choices, and if you are inexperienced in this field, you may have a hard time finding the best 3D pen to buy.

Drama

I'm a person that like to watch drama's and films during my leasure time.
I really like the drama that involves with medical . The ways the actors carried the characters were inspiring. The ways them handled the operation brought me to fantasy. 

One of my favourite drama is Romantic Teacher Dr. Kim.

• PLOT

Boo Yong-Joo was a famous surgeon with the nickname of "Hand of God." He suddenly disappeared and nobody knew exactly why. Boo Young-Joo is now as Teacher Kim and he calls himself the Romantic Doctor. He enjoys his life in seclusion.

Kang Dong-Joo became a doctor to win somebody over and Yoon Seo-Jung become a doctor to be recognized by somebody. After they meet Teacher Kim, they learn about life values and comfort from love.

  The second is House.

• PLOT

At fictional Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey, prickly genius Dr. Gregory House tackles health mysteries as would a medical Sherlock Holmes, all the while playing mind games with colleagues that include his best friend, oncologist James Wilson. House, an acerbic infectious disease specialist, solves medical puzzles with the help of a team of young diagnosticians. Flawless instincts and unconventional thinking help earn House great respect, despite his brutal honesty and antisocial tendencies.

HOLIDAY

   During my mid-sem holidays,i did some mobilegraphy near my house. It just some random snaps. Don't forget  to  drop  your comments! :)

 

HP SPROCKET

With the HP Sprocket Photo Printer, print photos from your smartphone or tablet as easily as you post them. Make time with friends more memorable with instantly sharable 2 x 3-inch (5 x 7.6 cm) snapshots or stickers of every fun-filled moment.

• About the size of a mobile phone, this portable printer goes anywhere.
• Use the HP Sprocket App to quickly print your favorite social media photos.
• Give your prints a pop of personality with borders, emojis and more
• No ink cartridges required with ZINK® Zero Ink® technology
• Bluetooth® connectivity

This compact printer was made to go wherever you go. It easily fits into any bag, so you can create 2 x 3-inch (5 x 7.6 cm) stickable snapshots whenever the moment strikes.[1]

About the size of a cell phone, weighing around 6 ounces (170 grams), this portable printer goes anywhere.

Easily load the included 10-sheet pack and print instant 2 x 3-inch (5 x 7.6 cm) photos or stickers.

Print through the HP Sprocket App with Bluetooth technology.

Customize your photos before you print with the HP Sprocket App. Text, borders, emojis, and more add a pop of personality for snapshots and stickers that are totally and uniquely you.

Download the free HP Sprocket App to customize your photos before you print them.

Easily print social media photos. Connect your social media accounts to HP Sprocket App and instantly turn any of those photos into colorful prints.

Use the HP Sprocket App to quickly print your favorite social media photos.

With seamless Bluetooth® connectivity, you and all your friends can connect and print

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Gadget

 Nowadays, technology is important as our life. Technology had lift a lot of burden and easier our life. We used technology everywhere and anytime. 99% of our surroundings full with technology. That show how much widely and important in our life.

 With AI (Artificial Intelligence) many of technologies had created. 

1. DJI Phantom 4 Advanced

Drones need to have some level of autonomy to stop them from falling out of the sky or ramming straight into a tree, and it's thanks to AI that drones like the DJI Phantom 4 Advanced can pilot themselves as and when needed.
The Phantom 4 Advanced, like several other models, is smart enough to pick you out from a crowd and can take a selfie of you without you having to be at the controls. The same kind of intelligent tech enables it to identify a quickly approaching obstacle so it can swerve to avoid it – all thanks to the on-board image processing AI.
That extends to being able to recognize when an object (such as yourself or one of your fellow extreme snowboarders) is moving through a frame, adjusting the camera positioning and focus accordingly. Nothing needs to be sent back to the cloud for analysis, so it's almost like having a real person behind the lens.
Of course there's plenty more to the DJI Phantom 4 Advanced than AI – you get 30 minutes of flight time from a single charge, more than 4 miles of range, and up to 4K video recording to really capture those sweeping landscapes or extreme sports in fantastic detail. For even better specs, consider upgrading to the Phantom 4 Pro.

2. Google Home

We could have just have easily picked one of the Amazon Echo devices here, but the Google Home (and the Mini and the Max) has the benefit of all of Google's AI expertise – the company has made it perfectly clear that it sees AI as its top priority and it's investing in the algorithms and the hardware to make that happen.
All of that high-level programming and engineering filters its way down to the Google Assistant, which comes built into the Google Home as well as a growing number of other device too. When you speaker recognizes your voice, that's AI at work – machine learning identifying the characteristics of your speech even if you're saying words that it hasn't heard you say before.
A different kind of artificial intelligence is deployed to make sense of what you're actually saying, to work out which words in which order and which context should prompt which responses. You can't yet chat to a smart speaker quite as easily as a human being, but when you can, it'll be thanks to AI engineering.
Being able to answer your questions and tell you the weather requires a simpler sort of AI of course, basically looking up the details on the web and reading them back to you. Still, the Google Home speaker has an impressive number of tricks up its sleeve, and that number is growing all the time.
3. Netatmo Welcome

The Netatmo Welcome security camera can recognize your face, so it's able to spot the difference between you, your kids, and an unwelcome intruder who's after your valuables. That kind of recognition relies on some AI machine learning, recognizing faces from any angle or direction
Picking out faces puts the Netatmo Welcome one step beyond the standard motion detection in most security cameras – you're going to get fewer false positives if a shadow passes across the room or your dog wanders by. It can work in a positive way as well, alerting you if the camera spots that your kids or your elderly parents have made it back home, for example.
Beside the AI smarts built into the Netatmo Welcome camera, it can also respond to alarms in your home (for smoke or CO2, for example), as well as store videos locally or in the cloud. Everything is tied together with straightforward apps that are simple to use.
These apps for Android, iOS and the web allow you to tune into a live video feed whenever you like, in addition to the push alerts you get  if something important happens when you're not watching. If you're an Apple hardware fan, then the camera works with the HomeKit standard as well.

4. Nest Thermostat

There's no doubt about it, our homes are getting smarter – and devices like the Nest Thermostat are leading the way. As well as letting you set the temperature of your house from your phone, the Nest system also includes a sprinkling of AI so it gets more intelligent over time.
That means it applies some clever algorithms to learn the heating patterns you and your family need, in theory saving you money over the long run. However, despite all that advanced technology working away in the background, it's actually very simple to use... or at least it is once you've had it installed.
Nest can even turn on the heating ready for when you get home from your holidays, if you tell it your vacation dates. It's smart enough to work out how efficiently your home heats up and how draughty it is, so you've got that advanced AI busy calculating the best times to turn the heating on and off.

Of course the Nest ecosystem is rapidly expanding to include security camera and motion sensors and other stuff too, but you can start off with the Nest Thermostat and then work your way out if you need .

5. Kuri Home Robot

So far we haven't seen too many home assistant robots reach the mainstream, though Kickstarters and prototypes have come and gone. With AI tech improving and hardware costs falling, the time might finally be right for robots to start being genuinely useful around the home, and Kuri is leading the charge.
The robot can play your music, take photos and videos on the fly, answer your questions and of course engage in some conversation, all thanks to the AI smarts hidden behind its mechanical eyes. The gadget includes mapping sensors too, enabling Kuri to find its way around dining room tables and living room chairs.
Face and voice recognition are two more areas where the robot's artificial intelligence features really come into play, so Kuri knows who it's talking to and can change its responses accordingly.
Via the associated app you can configure Kuri (maybe getting it to wake you up in the morning), as well as reviewing the photos and videos that Kuri has captured on its travels around your home. It's just like having another member of the family move in, without the mess of pets or the temper tantrums of toddler.