Two high school students just posted their 3D printed Arduino. It’s at http://scaduino.wordpress.com
They published their library too for OpenSCAD – that’s at http://scadboard.wordpress.com
Now imagine if they has dual extruders and a reel of conductive ABS filament!
that cad language looks very interesting,
[code = snippet]
wire(1,bln,1,e, neg); // Neg left trace to LED
led(1,e+1, 1,e+2, yellowled); // LED
wire(1,f, 1,i, pos); // LED Pos
wire(1,j, 1,brp, resistor); // Resistor
wire(3,c,3,h, pos); // Cap Pos
wire(4,c,4,h, neg); // LED Resistor
hole(3,b,thru); // Power in
hole(4,b,thru); // Power in
hole(3,9,thru); // Cap
hole(4,9,thru); // Cap
hole(3,h,thru); // 5V Regulator
hole(4,h,thru); // 5V Regulator
hole(5,h,thru); // 5V Regulator
An Arduino could generate these instructions to generate "art".
Or who writes the first CAD interpreter to show such file on a TFT..
(where are those students looking for a project)