(a) “ AUTHOR’S CONTENT” means print, text, Authorized Artwork and underlying works that AUTHOR has designated for digital distribution and/or print by PUBLISHER, an affiliated company, e-Book Aggregator, or Licensee Any such print, text, Authorized Artwork and underlying works are owned, licensed to, or controlled by AUTHOR, and may be used for all purposes specified herein. DEFINITIONS Capitalized words and phrases used in this Agreement have the following meanings: 1.0 WiFi 3D Printer firsthand as it is demoed at our stores nationwide during the Mini Maker Faire this weekend, November 5-6.This Publishing Agreement (“Agreement”) entered into by and between Madison Avenue Publishing Inc., a New York Corporation, with corporate offices at 275 Madison Avenue, 14 th Floor, New York, NY 10016 (“ PUBLISHER”) and AUTHOR, for the publication of AUTHOR’S CONTENT, as hereinafter more particularly described, into digital and print formats (“ AUTHOR’S WORK”).ĪUTHOR’S submission of AUTHOR’S CONTENT for distribution by PUBLISHER through upload or the submission of AUTHOR’S CONTENT to PUBLISHER by any means constitutes AUTHOR’S agreement to be bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement.ġ. “We encourage new Makers getting into the world of 3D printing to experience XYZprinting’s da Vinci Jr. “Barnes & Noble’s ongoing partnership with XYZprinting is an important part of our mission to advance tech literacy and break down the intimidation barrier to new technology,” said Kathleen Campisano, Vice President of Toys & Games at Barnes & Noble. The Mini Maker Faire also offers access to 3D printers through a series of workshops, along with discussions from innovators and top brands sharing the latest trends in designing, building, creating and making. 1.0w works with non-toxic PLA filament and has a build volume of 5.9 x 5.9 x 5.9 inches (15 x 15 x 15 cm). Our entire line of da Vinci 3D printers was developed to offer people an easy-to-use, affordable and compact way to make their own creations.” “We are excited to work with Barnes & Noble to offer hands-on experiences that demystify 3D printing and show adults and kids alike how easy it is to design and create projects. “The biggest barrier for most people interested in 3D printing is their fear that it requires a lot of knowledge about technology, engineering and design,” said Simon Shen, CEO of XYZprinting. Every step, from sketching a design to watching their creation come to life, will be part of the experience. Taiwanese low-cost 3D printer manufacturer XYZprinting has partnered with Barnes & Noble to bring 3D printers to children at the second annual Barnes & Noble Mini Maker Faire, taking place in stores nationwide on November 5 and 6.Īttendees will be able to try 3D printing for themselves with the da Vinci Jr.

Zprint barnes and noble