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Revision as of 21:49, 29 August 2012
Overview
While there are many advanced 3D printing technologies, it is the low-cost ones that are of primary interest to OSE. The end goal of 3D printing technology is low-end 3D printers able to fabricate more advanced designs semi-autonomously. Achieving this Digital Fabrication objective has fairly wide-reaching economic implications.
Research
Machines
- ZCorp
- MakerBot
- Fab@Home
- Ultimaker
- 3D Ceramic
- Reprap
Spreadsheet
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Techniques
- ZCorp
- Fused Deposition Modeling
- Solar Sintering