Threeding Launches Android App

[Eddie]

Online 3D printing design marketplace Threeding has announced the release of their Android App. The app allows you to do most of the things you can do with the web version of Threeding, from the comfort of your Android smartphone, or tablet. For those that don't know, Threeding also recently teamed with some museums around the world to sell 3D printable files of Museum artifacts. Pretty cool stuff. Read more about the release of the Threeding App at http://3dprint.com/5911/threeding-android-app/

[Eddie]

Today Threeding also announces the release of their Amazon Fire App. Now available in the Amazon Appstore and on Amazon Fire Phones. More details at http://3dprint.com/10226/amazon-fire-phone-3d-printing/

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Threeding, a startup begun in 2013 has been making leaps and bounds rapidly with their 3D printing marketplace and community that caters to professional designers as well as all 3D printing enthusiasts. With Android and FireOS applications already in full swing, Threeding is now offering the iOS app, which can be downloaded free from iTunes. More details about the iOS app can be found here: http://3dprint.com/35134/ios-threeding-3d-print/

[minifab.me]

I am not familiar with this marketplace. It's interesting how so many companies have the same business model, namely an app store. I wonder who will survive.

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Threeding has been very busy with Artec 3D scanning technology lately regarding not only Bulgaria’s National Museum of Military History but also two of their regional libraries as well, making models of a variety of military artifacts available online for downloading and then 3D printing. The museums will be experimenting with and experiencing a new line of revenue as they receive royalties on each 3D model downloaded. Find out more about this historical preservation in the full article: http://3dprint.com/45699/threeding-artec-museum/


Below is a look at some artifacts from World War I: