Selective Laser Sintering

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The Objet260 Connex is an affordable, compact version of Objet’s pioneering line of multi-material 3D printers. It enables designers and engineers to rapidly build prototypes to simulate their intended end-product closer than any other technology.

Working example of building a Sapphire Crown. Using innovation and technology to bring more cost effective dental products to the dental industry. 100% Australian made and owned using TGA approved materials, made by registered dental technicians. For more information check out www.racedental.com.au

EOS was founded in 1989 and is today the world leading manufacturer of laser-sintering systems. Laser-sintering is the key technology for e-Manufacturing, the fast, flexible and cost-effective production of products, patterns or tools. The technology manufactures parts for every phase of the product life cycle, directly from electronic data. Laser-sintering accelerates product development and optimizes production processes. The video shows the complete process from data preparation to the final parts produced on an EOSINT P 730 laser-sintering system.

Rapid Prototyping (3d-printing) technology overview.

There is really cool technology in which you can print out a piece of paper that has a design on it, show it to your computer camera and it will create a 3D image on screen? I think it uses flash what is that called and where can I find it?
Thanks

Developments in Formula One but also in normal Cars move almost as fast as the cars themselves. Rapid prototyping is a method which allows new components to be built and tested within a day.

Its one of the most state-of-the-art and affordable methods for creating prototypes of new products to be market tested. And its available right here in Danville Community Colleges Regional Center for Advanced Technology & Training. Jerry Franklin, Director of Manufacturing & Technical Services at DCC, takes us on a tour of this intriguing technology.

Technology Focus: Polymeric – Selective Laser Sintering. With Kevin Mcalea of 3D Systems. Visit econolyst.co.uk for more information on Rapid Manufacturing.

New Innovations And Technologies

With Kindle, you can download a book in less than a minute just about anywhere. Kindle is a wireless paperback-sized device which doesn’t need a computer to function. The device stores a book either internally or on a flash memory card. You can connect it to a computer with a USB cable to manage your content, but downloads are Read the rest of this entry »

Ok so you might find the next few links interesting. These are from around the web, just random snippets that I’ve picked up in my reading, but I found some very cool information in them. You might too. Here goes…

3d Printers Enable “texture Prototyping” With Polyjet Technology

With most rapid prototyping technologies, highly detailed textured models are Read the rest of this entry »