3D printed records push the limits of what is currently possible given the precision of digital fabrication tools available to consumers today. These records were generated algorithmically from digital audio data and printed on a UV-cured resin 3D printer to micron precision. Though the audio quality is low, the records are meant to be a demonstration of the current state of the technology and encourage discussion about the broader implications that 3D printing has for the future of personal fabrication.

Amanda Ghassaei is a designer and engineer interested in CAD tools, digital fabrication, and developing software that facilitates creative work/play/learning. She's currently a Research Engineer at Adobe in San Francisco. Before that, she worked at Instructables.com at Autodesk's Pier 9 workshop. She received an MS in 2016 from the Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, MA and a BA in Physics from Pomona College in Claremont, CA in 2011.

Amanda Ghassaei is a designer and engineer interested in CAD tools, digital fabrication, and developing software that facilitates creative work/play/learning. She's currently a Research Engineer at Adobe in San Francisco. Before that, she worked at Instructables.com at Autodesk's Pier 9 workshop. She received an MS in 2016 from the Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, MA and a BA in Physics from Pomona College in Claremont, CA in 2011.