A teenage entrepreneur who does 6-figures in sales explains how anyone can start an e-commerce business with a 3D printer and a couple of hundred dollars

Learn how a teenager built a six-figure business with 3D printing and low-cost resources in high school.

An 18-year-old brings in $300,000 a month selling 3D printed 'reload can holders.' Here's how he comes up with unique product ideas.

"I didn't know if it was that good of an idea, but I just posted it on Instagram to see how it would do. The video went wild.
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Toward Real-Time Recognition of Continuous Indian Sign Language: A Multi-Modal Approach Using RGB and Pose

Abstract: Sign language recognition (SLR) involves translating visual gestures into meaningful text or speech, bridging the communication gap between signers and non-signers. However, real-time ...
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5-Step Web Design Process to Create Winning Websites

Every website design and development project includes crucial steps — whether you're building a new website or undergoing a website redesign. While each project is unique, you must perform specific ...
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EmRad: Ubiquitous Vital Sign Sensing Using Compact Continuous-Wave Radars

Abstract: In biomedical monitoring, non-intrusive and continuous tracking of vital signs is a crucial yet challenging objective. Although accurate, traditional methods, such as electrocardiography ...
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Fubo sells Peacock subscriptions during NBC Universal dispute

Disney-owned service Fubo has been without channels from Comcast’s NBC Universal since Friday afternoon, but the company is still earning money from NBC programming by selling access to streaming ...