3D printing

In China, a company called Winsun managed to build 10 3D printed houses in one day. The cost for every home was jus 5.000 dollars.

The five-storey building on the outskirts in East China, seems like any other house that hardly anyone could suspect that last January became news in major media in the world.

It is that time of the year when everybody lists trends. I should not miss this opportunity to write about the future either. Out of all of the lists that I read, I think the most accurate is Gartner's. They have listed top 10 technologies for 2015, but I believe these four are the real game changers.

Computing everywhere

The biggest b2b exhibition for advertising and printing technologies and communications in Southeast Europe will be held from October 8 to 10 in Bulgaria's capital city Sofia.

Over 120 exhibitors will present more than 200 global brands in advertising in Inter Expo Center - Sofia with a total exhibition space of 5000 sq.m.

In the 1990s Professor Ely Sachs of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was the first person to coin the phrase “3D printing.” Utilizing a printer, which worked with alumina powder and a binding agent, several prints were created in surprising detail for the mid-1990s. Most of these prints were lost, but one has recently emerged, a 3D print of the Hagia Sophia.