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Ralph Merkle - An introduction to Molecular Nanotechnology
Ralph Merkle, a leading expert in nanotechnology, gives a non-technical introduction to nanotechnology and the future of manufacturing at the atomic level. From the inaugural Executive Program at Singularity University (www.singularityu.org).
Pick-and-Place Subassembly
Truss subassembly for pick-and-place machine. Designed for rapid prototype using lasercut acrylic stock.
Modeled in AutoCAD. Ingested into Inventor for visualization.
3D printing - ThingLab ZPrinter 450 update
ThingLab in London shows off their latest work with the ZPrinter 450.
Y-ROSA fruit bowl, prototype 3D print Objet
Y-ROSA is a wooden fruit bowl designed by Christos Vittoratos for Heintze & Blanckertz. During the design workshop of Euromold 2007 some 3D models were printed out on a OBJET EDEN 250 3D printer.
Desktop 3D Printer Alaris™30 - A Revolutionary 3D Printing System
http://www.objet.com/Products/Alaris3...
Desktop 3D Printer Alaris™30 offers an exclusive combination of high-quality, finely detailed models in a compact, office friendly system. Based on Objets proven PolyJet™ Photopolymer Jetting technology, the Alaris30 creates true-to life parts of any kind with extreme accuracy. A one-of-a-kind 3D Printing System.
Jason Loves His Objet
Business owner falls in love with rapid prototype machine that revolutionizes his business.
How to Build a Bathroom in About Five Minutes...
About the Music:
The music is by Stella Link, one of my long time favorite bands. I once lived two houses up from where the band would practice and I would sit out on my front porch and listen for hours while they held jam sessions and honed their sound. The name of this track is unknown. It was copied from one of the free sample C.D.'s that they would pass out at their shows downtown. Their MySpace page is still active and is checked occasionaly but their website does not seem to be active any longer. C.D.'s can still be purchased online from various vendors.
About the Video:
Actually, this project took about six months to complete. I was only able to work on it in my free time. This will be an additional bathroom used for the downstairs entertainment room and bar in my home. The video consists of a few thousand pictures, shown for one-tenth of a second each. Every time I watch it, I see something new, including a few friends stopping by, now and then. Pleae forgive me for all of the pictures of my butt, but at least I spared everyone the discomfort of plumber's crack. The camera used was a Nikon CoolPix 8700 digital camera. The video was edited frame by frame using Ulead Video Studio 8.
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Future of Construction Process: Concrete Printing
Concrete Printing Process developed at Loughborough University in the UK is capable of producing building components with a degree of customisation that has not yet been seen. It could create a new era of architecture that is adapted to the environment and fully integrated with engineering function.
Why Design Now?: Contour Crafting
Why? Contour Crafting is a construction technology that potentially reduces energy use and emissions by using a rapid-prototype or 3-D printing process to fabricate large components. Comprised of robotic arms and extrusion nozzles, a computer-controlled gantry system moves the nozzle back and forth, squeezing out layers of concrete or other material to fabricate a form. The ultimate goal is to print a house in a day while drastically reducing material and energy consumption.
MICROMO - Miniature Motion Solutions
MicroMo is a leader in miniature motor and encoder technology. MicroMo brings together cutting-edge technologies from around the world in brushed, brushless, stepper, thin profile DC and piezoelectric motors for diverse applications.
MicroMo offers more than just high-precision motion components. Engineers are a phone call away to configure rapid prototype assemblies from a wide array of stocked components to meet your testing needs. Most simple prototype orders can be assembled in as little as two days.
3D Printer Robot for Tissue Engineering: The Installation
An informative video that describes the transformable design of the 4-channel U-Printer, an experimental Freeform Rapid Prototype Device capable of printing artificial tissues in 3D. Brought you by the researchers at Harvard Medical School and KAIST (Korea).
How To Use The Tri-Cord™ Knotter
Learn the ins and outs of using the Tri-Cord™ Knotter, a pearl-stringing tool that provides consistent, professional results in a fraction of the time it takes to knot with the traditional awl-and-tweezers method! To purchase a Tri-Cord™ Knotter, visit us at http://tinyurl.com/darzhd — for all your stringing supplies, visit us at http://www.riogrande.com/
Animation of STL Generation and Slicing
Technical Animation - STL Generation and Slicing.
Voiceover by Phil Reeves of Econolyst.
Visit http://econolyst.co.uk/ for more information on Rapid Manufacturing.
Rapid Prototype Manufacturing Using DigitalWax Systems
Rapid Prototype Manufacturing Using DigitalWax Systems
Z Corporation to Showcase New ZBuilder Ultra Plastic Rapid Prototyping System; Affordable, Multicolor ZPrinter 250
Visit Hall 11.0, Stand B112 to See Newest ZPrinters and ZScanners Demonstrated, Hear Real-World Examples of Business Benefits
11/23/10
BURLINGTON, Mass., USA – Z Corporation will demonstrate its latest advances in rapid prototyping and 3D scanning technologies next week at EuroMold 2010, the world fair for moldmaking, tooling, design and application development.
The technologies that will be highlighted include the world’s fastest, most affordable 3D printers, plastic prototyping machines and unique handheld 3D laser scanners. Each offers breakthrough improvements in the speed, ease and quality of product design and development. EuroMold takes place Wednesday, December 1, through Saturday, December 4, in Frankfurt, Germany.
In addition, Peter Hansford, vice president, Z Corporation EMEA will present two real-world case studies, illustrating the business benefits of reducing time and costs using 3D printing, Hydroforming Design Light AB of Vansbro, Sweden and Spirax Sarco Inc. of Blythewood, S.C., USA. December 3, 3:20 PM, Hall 11.0, Booth A128.
In Hall 11.0, Stand B112, Z Corporation will feature:
* The ZPrinter® 250, its newest, most affordable, multicolor 3D printer. The ZPrinter 250 has a small physical footprint and incorporates the speed and many automation features found in Z Corp.’s high-end printers, making it ideal for the classroom, department, or small business.
* The ZBuilder™ Ultra rapid prototyping machine that builds durable plastic parts rivaling injection molding’s accuracy, material properties, detail, and surface finish, at one-third of the price of machines with comparable performance.
* The ZPrinter® 450, a full-color, easy to use, office-friendly 3D printer delivering advanced color, automation and a print speed five to 10 times faster than competing printers.
* The ZScanner® 700 CX, the world’s first handheld 3D laser scanner that can capture surface information in full 24-bit color, rendering the complete picture of an object, not just the geometry.
* Physical 3D models ZPrinted with the new zp®150 build material, which offers richer colors, whiter whites, increased part strength, and the option to cure models with a spritz of water.
Complementing the product demonstrations, Z Corporation will be handing out free samples of multicolor 3D printed models. Z Corporation senior executives will also be on hand to listen to attendees’ product development priorities and discuss which rapid prototyping and 3D scanning technologies can best meet their needs. Z Corporation will offer product information in both German and English.
About Z Corporation
Z Corporation 3D technologies help product designers, engineers and architects create the right designs the first time. Professionals use ZPrinter 3D printers, ZBuilder Ultra rapid prototyping machines and ZScanner 3D laser scanners to compress the design cycle, generate new concepts, communicate clearly, foster collaboration, and reduce errors. These solutions span the entire 3D CAD/BIM design process from concept through design verification.
11/23/10
BURLINGTON, Mass., USA – Z Corporation will demonstrate its latest advances in rapid prototyping and 3D scanning technologies next week at EuroMold 2010, the world fair for moldmaking, tooling, design and application development.
The technologies that will be highlighted include the world’s fastest, most affordable 3D printers, plastic prototyping machines and unique handheld 3D laser scanners. Each offers breakthrough improvements in the speed, ease and quality of product design and development. EuroMold takes place Wednesday, December 1, through Saturday, December 4, in Frankfurt, Germany.
In addition, Peter Hansford, vice president, Z Corporation EMEA will present two real-world case studies, illustrating the business benefits of reducing time and costs using 3D printing, Hydroforming Design Light AB of Vansbro, Sweden and Spirax Sarco Inc. of Blythewood, S.C., USA. December 3, 3:20 PM, Hall 11.0, Booth A128.
In Hall 11.0, Stand B112, Z Corporation will feature:
* The ZPrinter® 250, its newest, most affordable, multicolor 3D printer. The ZPrinter 250 has a small physical footprint and incorporates the speed and many automation features found in Z Corp.’s high-end printers, making it ideal for the classroom, department, or small business.
* The ZBuilder™ Ultra rapid prototyping machine that builds durable plastic parts rivaling injection molding’s accuracy, material properties, detail, and surface finish, at one-third of the price of machines with comparable performance.
* The ZPrinter® 450, a full-color, easy to use, office-friendly 3D printer delivering advanced color, automation and a print speed five to 10 times faster than competing printers.
* The ZScanner® 700 CX, the world’s first handheld 3D laser scanner that can capture surface information in full 24-bit color, rendering the complete picture of an object, not just the geometry.
* Physical 3D models ZPrinted with the new zp®150 build material, which offers richer colors, whiter whites, increased part strength, and the option to cure models with a spritz of water.
Complementing the product demonstrations, Z Corporation will be handing out free samples of multicolor 3D printed models. Z Corporation senior executives will also be on hand to listen to attendees’ product development priorities and discuss which rapid prototyping and 3D scanning technologies can best meet their needs. Z Corporation will offer product information in both German and English.
About Z Corporation
Z Corporation 3D technologies help product designers, engineers and architects create the right designs the first time. Professionals use ZPrinter 3D printers, ZBuilder Ultra rapid prototyping machines and ZScanner 3D laser scanners to compress the design cycle, generate new concepts, communicate clearly, foster collaboration, and reduce errors. These solutions span the entire 3D CAD/BIM design process from concept through design verification.
MakerLegoBot: Lego Mindstorms NXT 3D Lego Printer
The MakerLegoBot can print 3D Lego models, using standard Lego bricks. In this video, a simple Lego house is printed from an MLCad model on my computer. The robot uses 3 Mindstorm NXT robot brick's and 9 motors. You can find more information and build instructions at http://www.battlebricks.com/makerlegobot
3D Printed Shoes - Beyond Tomorrow (Siavash Mahdavi)
An episode of Beyond Tomorrow aired on the Discovery Channel which showed Complex Matters' contribution to performance footware. The soles of these state-of-the-art football boots were manufactured using 3D printing and customised to each player using 3D body scanning. The episode also had a guest appearance by footballer and doctor, Tanbir Hossain.
Dragon 3D Printed Additive Manufacturing
This dragon was designed by Chang Glasgow.
It was printed by my company Print To 3D
www.printo3d.com
ProMetal 3D Printing at TNO
User Interview - ProMetal 3D Printing.
Interview with technical staff of TNO, Holland.
Trumpf - Direct Metal Deposition
Technology Focus: Metals - Direct Metal Deposition.
With Robert Ganter of Trumpf.
ThingLab Face Scan and Print
Scanned by ThingLab using their Mephisto scanner and printed using their Z450 3D colour printer
3D printing - ThingLab ZPrinter 450 update
ThingLab in London shows off their latest work with the ZPrinter 450.
3D Systems - Selective Laser Sintering
Technology Focus: Polymeric - Selective Laser Sintering.
With Kevin Mcalea of 3D Systems.
Visit http://econolyst.co.uk/ for more information on Rapid Manufacturing.
EOS - Direct Metal Laser Sintering
Technology Focus: Metals - Direct Metal Laser Sintering.
With Peter Klink, Mike Shellabear and Christof Stotko of EOS.
3D Printing / 3D Printer Demo
Wow. Demo of 3-D objects that came out of a 3D printer. What's amazing is that complex objects, with moving parts come out of the printer in one shot (in this case a ball bearing with balls inside).
3D Systems - Thermojet Wax Printing
Technology Focus - Polymeric.
With Kevin McAlea and Brian Frazer of 3D Systems.
Visit http://econolyst.co.uk/ for more information on Rapid Manufacturing.
ProJet 3000 Line of 3D Professional 3D Printers
The ProJet 3000 line of 3D printers prints precision, durable plastic parts ideal for functional testing, design communication, rapid manufacturing, rapid tooling and more. It features selectable resolution choices for speed and quality and several different material options.
EMS_ZBuilder_3D_Printer_Overview
The ZBuilder Ultra builds durable plastic parts that rival injection molding's accuracy, material properties, detail and surface finish. It enables engineers to verify design for form, fit and function prior to full-scale production, eliminating costly modifications to production tooling and shortening time to market.
EMS Explains the different Rapid Prototyping Technologies
This video by EMS explains all the different rapid prototyping technologies available on the market today. In discussing each technology EMS points out the benefits to each technology and what applications they are best suited for.
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