A liquid #3Dprinter that could be the fastest yet pic.twitter.com/rK71GiKLCx via @businessinsider @MIT
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Software originates in textiles I found, complex colourful Indian silk textiles...
@calestous@Nvania@businessinsider@MIT@idrissaberkane -
seems to me that was 3D printing too...crafts continuing thru millennia
@calestous@Nvania@businessinsider@MIT@idrissaberkane -
More 2d than 3d. But yes crafts have techniques that intersect with one another over time
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Punchcard technology came from ancient Indian silk cotton textiles, seem 3D to me
@Nvania@calestous@businessinsider@MIT@idrissaberkane -
My 2000 Bangalore lectures on the evolution of information technology traced some of this https://www.facebook.com/notes/subroto-roy/my-two-highly-imperfect-ie-defective-lectures-on-the-economics-of-information-te/348977146125 …
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"Weaving requires continual change in patterns by which longitudinal and vertical threads (‘warp’ and ‘weft’) come together in a ‘simple’"..
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