We built the kit of Prusa model i3 MK3s in about 12 hours, which is currently the best 3D printer available on the market.

The kit is ideal for learning how a 3D printer works. Josef Prusa modified the original Open Source RepRap design (Replicating Rapid Prototyper) where the plastic pieces of the 3D printer to be built are printed by another 3D printer. At time of writing Prusa Research has supplied 130'000 printers worldwide and owns a printing farm with 1'000 3D printers.

As of this morning, the best resources of our Computational Cluster are dedicated to the projects Folding@home and Gene@home (through TN-Grid in BOINC), that directly look at how COVID19 interacts with the human ACE2 receptor. Rosetta@home and GPUGRID also partially look at COVID19 and there we already have a multi-year contribution. deep space computing also supports several other projects fighting common diseases with its CUDA Supercomputers. Our computational cluster was mainly built with recycled computers supercharged by graphic cards bought second hand.

 

 

 

Deep Space will open the Asset Optimization Day 2019 in Bern with an introductory talk on Deep Learning on Friday, December 6. The full program of the conference is here. You can download the presentation in German "Einführung ins Deep Learning" here.

Hydrique is the leading provider of hydrological forecasts in Switzerland and abroad. deep space computing will provide hardware consultancy and help Hydrique to enhance existing and proprietary Deep Learning algorithms, so that they run on graphic cards. 

Logobject, the leading Logistics and Workforce solutions provider in Switzerland and abroad, contracts deep space computing during 5 months to work on Deep Learning applied to scheduling and container infrastructure tasks including the deploy of a Kubernetes cluster.