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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 373

printing technology

A copy of the 'Concordantiae Bibliorum Hebraicae' by Johannes Buxtorf, published in 1632 in Basel, Switzerland, had a 1686 'footprint' in Worms, Germany. Pictured is, clockwise from left, a portrait of the author Johannes Buxtorf, a detail from another one of Buxtorf's works, a portrait of Buxtorf by a different artist, maps of the footprints, and a page from the 'Bibliorum Hebraicae.' (Public domain, detail of the 'Bibliorum Hebraicae' courtesy of Footprints.)
July 8, 2017, 2:34 am
Crowdsourced online database traces the global footsteps of Jewish texts
In the first compilation of its kind, a Columbia University project journeys through distance and time with well-known Jewish tomes
By Julie Masis
A 3D printer (Pixabay)
November 5, 2015, 3:43 pm
3D printing ready for its next big sprint – metal
The people who helped make Israel’s Objet a power in the 3D printing world are now tackling a more sophisticated technology
By David Shamah
Tuvia Elbaum (right) shows off ZUtA Labs' printing technology to Dr. Harry Shum, executive vice president of technology and research, Microsoft. (photo credit: Courtesy)
January 9, 2015, 3:43 pm
Jerusalem start-up wins top tech prize for robo printer
ZUtA Labs, maker of mini printing devices, takes best innovation award at Vegas electronics show; beats out industry giants
By David Shamah
Exterior of Harlem Hospital in Manhattan (Photo credit: Courtesy Dip-Tech)
October 23, 2014, 5:31 pm
Israel’s newest record: World’s biggest digital printer
Dip-Tech, known for its innovative printed glass designs, is now in the Guinness record books
By David Shamah
MakerBot Israel's Arik Shefet holds a MakerBot creation (Photo credit: Courtesy)
September 28, 2014, 6:36 pm
3D Thingiverse’s ‘Death Star birdhouse’ makes aliyah
Popularly priced MakerBots have made it to Israel, with new learning and work opportunities for schools and offices
By David Shamah
Georgia Taylor, one of the winners of the Kornit-FIT challenge (Photo credit: Courtesy
July 14, 2014, 7:32 pm
‘Green’ T-shirts: not just a color for Israeli firm
Kornit teams with the Fashion Institute of Technology to encourage students using advanced design equipment
By David Shamah
Benny Landa at a printing show in Germany, with one of his Nanographic printers (Photo credit: courtesy)
From the WebJune 26, 2014, 1:21 pm
Landa secures investment and updates press roll out plan
Printweek: The Israeli nano-printing operation get a boost from a German chemical company
Tuvia Elbaum (right) speaks at ThinkNext Tel Aviv to Dr. Harry Shum, Microsoft's top technology and reseach guru, (Photo credit: Courtesy)
April 14, 2014, 1:41 am
Mini robot printer makes waves on crowdfunding site
What started as a college class project is bringing printing into the mobile era
By David Shamah
Coke bottles with Hebrew names (Photo credit: Courtesy)
May 26, 2013, 6:16 am
Sharing a Coke, using Israeli tech
Printing 800 million labels with 5,000 different names proved to be a major challenge for Coca-Cola — but printer technology developed in Israel could do the job
By David Shamah
Exterior of Harlem Hospital (Courtesy: Dip-Tech)
January 21, 2013, 1:48 am
Making the world beautiful, one glass pane at a time
Israel’s Dip-Tech has perfected a unique digital glass printing system, and it is being used to create extraordinary displays on landmark buildings
By David Shamah
A member of the XLN staff shows off an open-source 3D printer (Photo credit: Courtesy)
November 2, 2012, 12:44 am
Adding a new dimension to printing in Israel
The Reut Institute’s 3D printer XLN labs will eventually reproduce themselves, as they train a new generation of Israeli high-tech pros
By David Shamah
Benny Landa at a printing show in Germany, with one of his Nanographic printers (Photo credit: courtesy)
May 3, 2012, 8:11 pm
Digital printing pioneer upends the industry, again
Benny Landa, who invented digital printing at Indigo, now has a new technology he believes will become the next industry standard
By David Shamah
Printing press in Tel Itzhak (Photo credit: Yaakov Naumi/Flash90)
April 25, 2012, 9:09 am
Social network for photocopying saves money and trees
Otakim helps students to shrink their ‘printing footprint’
By David Shamah
These tools were printed on an Objet 3D Desktop Printer (Courtesy)
From the WebApril 18, 2012, 11:56 pm
US, Israeli 3D printing giants to merge
Boston Herald: Minnesota-based Stratasys and Rehovot-based Objet will join to form a single company worth $1.4 billion
From the WebMarch 27, 2012, 5:55 am
Israeli 3D printer developer nears $100 million IPO
Globes: Rehovot-based Objet has been valued at a half billion dollars, and some analysts believe it could be bought out before it begins trading on the stock market
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