On top of its immense 3D scanning endeavor and other projects, the Smithsonian is continuing to recognize the importance of 3D printing in human progress. Space.com reports that the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York has kicked off a new exhibit titled “Tools: Extending Our Reach.” In a look at how tools have aided humanity throughout its existence, the museum is featuring the Made In Space Zero-G 3D printer, installed aboard the International Space Station at the end of last year, alongside 174 other tools dating as far back as 1.85 million years.…
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