Les tests et comparatifs des imprimantes 3D Forum de l’impression 3D – Rejoignez la communauté ! Accueil > Dossiers et Tests – Tout savoir sur l’impression 3D > Les tests d’imprimantes 3D Les tests d’imprimantes 3D Retrouvez tous nos tests d’imprimantes 3D. Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D M3D Micro Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D XYZprinting Da Vinci 1.0 Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D Dremel Idea Builder Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D en Kit Tobeca 2 de chez Tobeca Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D BCN3DR de chez BCN Technologies Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D PP3DP Up! Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D ShareBot Next Generation Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D Formlabs Form 1+ Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D Mondrian d’Open Edge Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D Zortrax M200 Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D Volumic Stream 20 Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D MakerBot Replicator Mini Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D BQ Witbox – Partie 1 / Partie 2 Voir le test de l’imprimante 3D Beeverycreative Beethefirst – Partie 1 / Partie 2 AddThis Sharing Hide Show
FORM 1: An affordable, professional 3D printer by Formlabs Are you frustrated that low-end 3D printers don’t have the quality to make the true beauty of your designs real? Do you dream of having the power and resolution of a truly professional machine on your desktop? We’ve created an easy-to-use system that rivals the output of high-end printers at a fraction of the cost. Our reason for starting this project is simple: there are no low-cost 3D printers that meet the quality standards of the professional designer. As researchers at the MIT Media Lab, we were lucky to experience the best and most expensive fabrication equipment in the world. But, we became frustrated by the fact that all the professional-quality 3D printers were ridiculously expensive (read: tens of thousands of dollars) and were so complex to use. We’ve been hard at work for over a year, and with your help, we’re ready to take the Form 1 into full-fledged production. We’ve gone to extraordinary lengths to design a complete 3D printing experience: They look like this: Spiffy, eh?
Imprimante 3D: imprime-moi une révolution (industrielle) Les marxistes doivent avoir le sourire. Ces dernières semaines, on a vu fleurir dans la presse des articles prédisant l’arrivée de la troisième révolution industrielle. Sous les projecteurs, une machine qui permettrait à tout un chacun de se réapproprier les moyens de production. Les personnes qui ne sont pas familières du mouvement Do it Yourself (DIY –Faites-le vous-même) doivent se gausser de telles affirmations. Les machines en question sont des imprimantes tridimensionnelles. Sauf qu’au lieu de sortir un dessin sur une feuille de papier, la machine va réaliser un objet en 3 dimensions en venant déposer des fines couches de matière les unes sur les autres. Ont ainsi été fabriqués des jouets, des engrenages ou encore des pièces de remplacement pour une machine à laver. Avec des imprimantes plus évoluées, il est possible de faire jaillir du néant des bonbons au chocolat, un violon, des pièces pour la Nasa, voire une voiture de course. Une utopie de geeks? Impressionnant non?
3D Printing - Custom Products Designed By You Faraday Future, la mystérieuse start-up qui veut concurrencer Tesla En poursuivant votre navigation sur ce site, vous acceptez l'utilisation de cookies afin de réaliser des statistiques d'audiences et vous proposer une navigation optimale, la possibilité de partager des contenus sur des réseaux sociaux ainsi que des services et offres adaptés à vos centres d'intérêts. Pour en savoir plus et paramétrer les cookies... en partie ensoleillé Vent : 10km/h - UV : 2 Clôture veille : 4911.17 Ouverture : 4937.37 Replay Emissions PascalSAMAMA journaliste Cette entreprise de Los Angeles recrute massivement, y compris des pointures chassées chez Tesla ou BMW. Qui est derrière Faraday Future, cette start-up américaine qui veut inventer la voiture du futur? Ce qui est certain, c’est qu’il ne s’agit pas d’une société fantôme. Des recrues de prestige chassées chez Tesla et BMW Tout semble avoir été organisé pour passer le plus inaperçu possible. Nick Sampson a travaillé chez Tesla sur la conception des châssis. Et il ne s’agit pas de lancer une voiture de plus. à suivre sur
The gMax 3D Printer - Print. Bigger. by Gordon LaPlante If we reach: Read About gMax Printer At: Imagine a world where you can come up with a design in your mind and have the physical object, large or small, in your hands with just a few clicks on a computer in the comfort of your own home or office. 3D printing is something that I was interested in long before I designed the gMax printer. Throughout this process I was working full-time and taking my exams to become a licensed architect, which I completed July 2012 – the first prototype was completed that Winter and I’ve been continuously updating, upgrading, and optimizing this printer ever since. Below are several renders showing the design's progression: With a 16'' x 16'' x 9'' (2,304 in3) build volume, the gMax 3D Printer is among the top when it comes to build volume capabilities. Also, the 16’’ square acrylic bed does not require heat if you’re using PLA. Another note worth mentioning is how quietly the gMax prints. Summary: Specifications Dimensions Weight Frame
Portable and Affordable: New 3-D Printers That Cost Less Than $500 | Wired Design The Portabee, based on the RepRap Wallace, can be purchased as a kit or an assembled printer. Photo: Portabee It’s been easy to overlook some of the innovations coming out of the RepRap community as of late. Between regular MakerBot releases and announcements for new types of printers like the B9 Creator and Form 1, as well as a steady stream of big company announcements, the system that helped launch the home 3-D printer market has been a bit overshadowed. A couple new machines deserve attention though, offering unique features that the more mainstream devices don’t have. One of those printers is the $699 Portabee ($480 unassembled), based on the RepRap Wallace, which brings low cost and portability to the 3-D printing market. Overall, the specs are what you would expect in a low-cost machine. Don’t call it the iPrint Air, but Portabee is aiming for a super-portable design. While the Portabee might not lead the market in most categories, it is definitely among the most portable.
ReconstructMe | Real-time 3D Model Reconstruction Business Intelligence (informatique décisionnelle) - définition, actu De l'exploitation des données métiers à la gouvernance IT, le point sur la Business Intelligence, et ses outils de type décisionnel : le reporting, le tableau de bord et l'analyse prévisionnelle. Quel est l'objectif de la Business Intelligence ? La Business Intelligence (BI), également "intelligence d'affaires" ou "informatique décisionnelle", englobe les solutions IT apportant une aide à la décision aux professionnels avec, en bout de chaîne, des rapports et tableaux de bord de suivi des activités de l'entreprise à la fois analytiques et prospectifs. Cette notion apparait à la fin des années 1970 avec les premiers infocentres. Comment fonctionne les outils décisionnels aujourd'hui ? Quels champs sont couverts par la BI ?
Phoenix 3D Printer As a follow up to our very successful Kickstarter campaign, we're here on IndieGogo for round two of our Phoenix 3D Printer! "What makes your 3D printer so different than everyone else's?" At the San Mateo MakerFaire, virtually everyone we spoke to asked us this question. With so many printer models to choose from, we were glad to see consumers becoming better educated about their options in the ever-growing 3D printing market. So what makes our printer different? It's the software. Our software makes 3D printing easier. The Z Axis Most traditional 3D printers use threaded rods to drive their Z axis up and down. The Extruder Our extruder is designed to help prevent heat from traveling up the filament. A warranty. Yes, we have a one year on parts and labor. Yoda and his puppy! This spider house was printed in about 20 pieces, then glued together and painted. Earbud holder A heart This "box / cylinder" test shows how straight the walls are of our printer. Parts Library Print Recovery Mode Mobile App
There Is No Reason For Any Individual To Have a 3D Printer In Their Home The maker movement is on the cusp of a boom. They’re job-creating world changers, on the verge of thoroughly disrupting everything from crafts to consumer electronics to, heck, well, everything, by democratizing manufacturing. Makerbot has released their Replicator 2. I respectfully disagree. Oh, I agree that 3D printing will be a serious threat to manufacturing as we know it. In high-infrastructure areas, there’ll be a clutch of online providers a la Stratasys (and I expect one of them to be Amazon.com): you’ll pick your 3D design from a huge online menu, send them size information and maybe a few photos from some kind of cunningly designed app, tweak the 3D preview until you’re happy, and they’ll print it out in some vast warehouse full of high-end high-speed 3D printers and ship it to you, possibly that same day. In low-infrastructure areas, or if you’re a casual hobbyist, or if you have very specific requirements, you’ll head down the road to your nearest local printing facility.