Cordless CreoPop pen makes 3D sketching cool

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Last year, the folks over at CreoPop started working on a 3D drawing pen that always kept its cool. Instead of heating of ABS or PLA plastic filaments like the 3Doodler from WobbleWorks, the CreoPop uses light-sensitive inks that solidify when exposed to UV light, so sketchers young or old don't need to worry about having to steer clear of the piping hot creative end. Now the company is preparing to go into production... Continue Reading Cordless CreoPop pen makes 3D sketching cool

Section: Electronics

Tags: 3D Printing, Art, Ultra-violet

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