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"Incredible 3-D Printing Technology\nThe fast-evolving technology promises to revolutionize the production of everything from smartphone cases to armchairs to entire buildings\nDesigner and 3-D\u2013printing leader Janne Kyttanen with his Palm lamp.\nSmartphone cases from Kyttanen's design studio.\nA printable shoe by Kyttanen.\nA room divider created by Kyttanen's studio.\nA table, with legs of printed metal, by the firm Kram/Weisshaar.\nOne of Dirk Vander Kooij's chairs, made of recycled refrigerator plastic.\nVander Kooij's Endless Flow table.\nThe Cubex Duo, a 3D Systems printer.\nLighting displayed as part of \"The Future Is Here: A New Industrial Revolution,\" an exhibition on view at London's Design Museum.\nVisitors at the London exhibition.\nA new desktop 3-D printer by Formlabs, a participant in \"The Future Is Here\" at London's Design Museum.\nPatrick Jouin's One_Shot.MGX stool.\nMakerBot's Replicator 2, another machine designed for home use.\nA 3-D\u2013printed replica of a 19th-century bust, with a hat by Stephen Jones, which was shown at London's Victoria and Albert Museum and will be exhibited in the forthcoming show \"Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital\" at New York's Museum of Arts and Design.\nA rendering of architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars's Landscape House, to be made of a sandstone compound on the world's largest 3-D printer."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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