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This is a surveying level produced by James Foster, an instrument maker based in Toronto, Canada. The apparatus also includes a wooden tripod, upon which the level was placed when taking measurements. This artifact was in the possession of John…

Travelling to the University of Calgary in order to print a 3D Model of the Bladder Cancer

First version of the STL file of the Chinese Diagnostic Doll, found in the Touch Medicine section of the Ingenium Canada's Museums of Science and Technology and on loan from the Osler History of Medicine Library at the McGill University in Montreal…

Ali's first attempt of printing pieces for stethoscope using Ultimaker printer.

Final STL file of the Chinese Diagnostic Doll, found in the Touch Medicine section of the Ingenium Canada's Museums of Science and Technology. On loan from the Osler History of Medicine Library at the McGill University in Montreal (Canada).

The second 3D print of the the stethoscope: head, spring, two ear tubes, and Y piece, printed at the University of Ottawa's Makerspace. 3D printed stethoscope files comes from the Glia Project that can be accessed on Github. Original first 3D printed…

Video of the first attempt to print the Chinese Doll with the MakerBot Replicator 2 3D printer, at the MakerLab at the University of Ottawa.

This is a page taken from A. W. Ponton's accounts of surveying that he conducted in the Northwest Territories in 1884. At this time, extensive surveying was being undertaken in the regions of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, aided in part by…

Erin and Dr.David Pantalony at the 3D Lab in the Ingenium Canada's Museums of Science and Technology.