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Imperial College London & Microsoft Propose a Cheap and Accessible Method for Upgrading 3D Printers to 5 Axes

A research team from Imperial College London and Microsoft Research introduces a cheap and accessible way to upgrade a popular off-the-shelf 3-axis 3D printer to 5 axes, enabling low-cost multi-axis and conformal 3D printing.

by Synced 2019-07-18 3

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Researchers Fool LiDAR with 3D-Printed Adversarial Objects

Researchers from Baidu Research, the University of Michigan, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have published a method for generating adversarial objects that can befuddle the LiDAR point cloud and compromise security in vehicles using the tech.