We've seen 3D printed geography before. We have also seen 3D printed earthquake and hurricane maps. Now a company called MineBridge Software is utilizing this technology with help from Whiteclouds and 3DSystems, in order to create detailed 3D models of potential mining sites. This particular model is a mine location in Northern Nevada. Do you guys think this technology will increase the efficiency of such operations? Read and see more at: http://3dprint.com/19373/3d-printed-topography-maps/

Below is an example of one of the 3D prints which were done on a mining site: