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Latest revision as of 20:45, 9 April 2022
Basics
- A Novel 3D Printing Process utilizing a Gel in which a liquid is "extruded" via a syringe system attached to a movement system
- The gel acts as a Support Material and since ;iquid is used it allows for many materials to be used such as Epoxy , Concrete , Latex , etc (need a proper list)
- One application is 3D Printing Soft Robots
Internal Links
External Links
- A Website by "Rapid Liquid Printing.co" ( Need to see if they have locked down the name (or even worse, the process itself!). If it's just the name, "Printing in Gel" (PIG), or "Liquid in Gel Support" (LIGS) or something along those lines may work )
- An Article in "Wired" Titled "3D printing is yesterday's news. Westworld-style liquid printing is the future - A new printing method developed by MIT Self-Assembly Lab and Steelcase has the potential to change the way we think about design"
- An Article in "3D Print . Com" Titled "BMW Leads Seed Round for Rubber 3D Printing Startup Rapid Liquid Print"
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "HOOL" Titled "Rapid Liquid Printing" ( ~60 Second Watch )
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "OCS+, 's-Hertogenbosch" Titled "Steelcase MIT Rapid Liquid Printing in Furniture" ( ~1.5 Minute Watch )
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "SGK" Titled "Rapid Liquid Printing" ( ~30 Second Watch ) (Seems to be just more B-Roll, but not the same as the others?)
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "MINIFACTURE" Titled "Layerless liquid 3d printing" ( ~3 Minute Watch ) (Custom Build/Replication, We Should Ask for More Details)