Making 3D Printed Parts “Real”

Machine Design ^ | 10/11/12

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Free Live Webinar Thursday, October 25, 2012 2pm ET / 11am PT Duration: 60 Minutes

Making 3D Printed Parts “Real” Register Now For This Webinar Since Stereolithography (SLA) was first introduced in the 1980’s, Rapid Prototyping (RP) technologies – now being called Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies – have had a profound impact on the product design/development process across many industries. Objet offers a wide range of materials from rigid to flexible, high temperature and clear that allow engineers to replicate their CAD Design into a physical part. The advancement in technology not only allows for high detail accuracy but parts that simulate the “real thing”. This presentation from Dan Anderson (GreatBatch Medical) and Objet will explore the various applications and benefits associated with Objet technology. Attendees will learn: Objet Multi Material offering and common uses Time and Cost saving opportunities using Polyjet technology Example applications Questions and Answers on Objet machinery and capabilities Register Now For This Webinar

Presented By: Daniel Anderson Manager of Prototyping and Design Greatbatch Medical Presented By: Leslie Gordon Senior Editor Machine Design

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Shapes of things to come...

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Free webinar.

FYI for the people interested in 3-D Printing/rapid prototyping.

Also note that Objet is merging with Stratsys.

[JRandomFreeper]

Also, anyone interested in the tech might want to read 'Makers' by Cory Doctorow. Speculative look at a future where 3d printing is ubiquitous.

/johnny

[bagadonutz]

For the investor: 3D Systems (Symbol: DDD) or Stratsys (SSYS). I recently bought DDD.

[spankalib]

bfl

[Erasmus]

So if you use one of these machines to replicate, say, Venus de Milo, are you creating an Objet d'Art?

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

Of course. Especially if you did something about those missing arms.

[topspinr]

In that case, you’d be Producing “Weapons of Mass Armaments.”

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nully sees what's happening and quietly tip-toes away...

[Erik Latranyi]

I hope you all know that 3D printing has been around since the 1980s and in-use by industry for various tasks.

While great internet fodder, it is not the magical miracle some are trying to claim today.

[Jack of all Trades]

The thing that makes it approach magical miracle status is that the components of the technology to do it are widely accessible and cheap enough that individuals and small loosely associated groups can bring it to a wider level of distribution.

[Jack of all Trades]

Thanks!

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My pleasure!