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Liquid 3D printing looks like 'Terminator 2' to us (Tomorrow Daily 146)

On today's show, Ashley and Gil ("The Mutant Season") discuss Carbon3D's new 3D printing method, a makeup robot that's not quite what it seems, and how to use your face and fingerprint to log in to Microsoft Hello.

Ashley Esqueda Senior Video Producer

Ashley Esqueda is an award-winning video producer and on-air talent based in Los Angeles. She has been playing video games since she was 3 years old, and loves the history of television. She currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband Jimi, son Wolfgang, and two very squirrely Italian Greyhounds.

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Ashley Esqueda

March 18, 2015 5:36 p.m. PT

Khail returns from SxSW tomorrow, but until then, we have one more guest co-host to delight you -- it's Gil from Nerdist Network's "The Mutant Season" podcast! He's only 12 years old, but this kid knows his stuff and he's probably more professional than Ashley and Khail combined.

We discuss a cool 3D printing technique, where an object looks like it's magically fished out of a tray filled with resin, as well as Microsoft Hello -- a new way to log into your future Windows 10 device using your face, iris or fingerprint. Plus, Beautification uses a robot to do your makeup for you, but it might have a different goal in mind than perfect eyeliner...

Watch this: Liquid 3D printing looks like 'Terminator 2' to us (Tomorrow Daily 146)

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Here are some links and notes for all the things on the show today:

Carbon3D shows off a new way to 3D print objects, and it's terrifying/awesome
Microsoft shows off Hello, which lets you log into Windows 10 with your face
Beautification robot is actually an art installation to remind us of the beauty of the human face's imperfections
Mod Squad:"Star Wars" Speeder bike with Scout Trooper
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