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Portable 3D Printer Kyle Maxey posted on September 10, 2013 | Comment | 4456 views Now that entry-level 3D printers are being offered at consumer-friendly prices, printers seem to be popping up everywhere. Now French firm Tobeca is introducing a portable printer. The Tobeca is designed to use PLA plastic. It prints with a resolution of .1mm within its 200x200x220 mm build envelope. The printer is supported by nearly every operating system and comes with a heated print bed. In fact, the Tobeca is built into a ruggedly designed, plastic coated, birch plywood case. Once opened, the arms of the 3D printer can be locked into their usual upright position and printing can begin in just a few mouse-clicks. While putting a precisely calibrated device through the gauntlet of everyday travel might seem like a bad idea, Tobeca’s designers are confident that their portable, foldable 3D printer can stand up to any test it faces. If you’re interested in a Tobeca, the machines are on sale now for €899.
FABtotum, le constructeur personnel Zeus a fait le buzz mais il ne sera pas le seul modèle d’imprimante 3D multifonctions à bientôt débarquer sur le marché. En effet, FABtotum, une machine à tout faire, a déjà très largement récolté les fonds nécessaires à son financement sur la plateforme de crowdfunding Indiegogo. Marco Rizzuto et Giovanni Grieco, les deux Italiens à l’origine de ce projet qualifient leur boîtier multifonctions de constructeur personnel (Personal Fabricator). Une appellation qui veut différencier leur invention des classiques combo imprimante/scanner 3D puisqu’elle permet aussi de découper les objets grâce à une double tête motorisée pouvant faire de la gravure et du fraisage ! Présentation vidéo du FABtotum Imprimante 3D Côté impression 3D, ce combiné fonctionne avec la désormais classique technique de FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), aussi bien avec de l’ABS que du PLA pour une résolution comprise entre 100 et 400 microns. Scanner 3D Spécifications du scanner 3D FABtotum Spécifications du prototype
DIMBODY, un scanner 3D grand public au financement participatif Derrière ce nom de sous-vêtement se cache bel et bien un nouveau scanner 3D, concurrent direct du Digitizer de MakerBot et du Fuel 3D de part son prix (bien qu’un peu moins cher avec une annonce à 899$) mais aussi du FabScan lowcost de part ses fonctionnalités. Encore une fois c’est sur une plateforme de crowdfunding que ça se passe, mais sur Indiegogo et non kickstarter pour une fois. Il reste 44 jours à la campagne qui commence timidement avec seulement 26€ sur les 315 000€ nécessaires au projet mais souhaitons leur tout de même un succès au moins aussi énorme que le financement du Fuel 3D. Présentation en vidéo du petit nouveau : Ce scanner 3D modélise les objets en nuage de points grâce à un plateau tournant couplé à un laser et un capteur CMOS haute définition, le tout reposant sur une technologie de triangulation. Si tout se passe bien il devrait être commercialisé début 2014 tout comme ses concurrents.
legobot 3D printer made entirely out of LEGO jul 16, 2013 legobot 3D printer made entirely out of LEGO legobot 3D printer made entirely out of LEGOall images courtesy matstermind similar to the cardboard computer and plotter designed by niklas roy in the past, american engineer student known as matstermind on instructables has developed a fully working 3D printer made entirely out of LEGO bricks. entitled the ‘legobot’, the CNC device works on 3 axis, and prints ( for now at least ) with hot glue. based roughly on the first version of the makerbot 3D printer, the prototype runs on four power supplies: a 3V extruder, 7.2v for the NXT, 12V fan, and 115V for the hot glue gun. LEGObot 3D printervideo courtesy matstermind the device is a fully working 3D printer made entirely out of LEGO bricks the CNC machine works on 3 axis, and prints ( for now at least ) with hot glue the prototype runs on four power supplies; a 3V extruder, 7.2v for the NXT, 12V fan, and 115V for the hot glue gun rodrigo caula I designboom
3D printed bionic ear - electronics and biology converge aug 10, 2013 3D printed bionic ear - electronics and biology converge 3D printed bionic ear – electronics and biology converge earlier this year, we reported on a group of scientists and physicians at cornell university who engineered a 3D printed ear to treat children born with a congenital deformity called microtia. read more about that on designboom here. andrea chin I designboom makerbot digitizer desktop 3D scanner shipping mid-october aug 23, 2013 makerbot digitizer desktop 3D scanner shipping mid-october makerbot digitizer desktop 3D scanner shipping mid-octoberall images courtesy makerbot with just two clicks, the makerbot digitizer desktop 3D scanner’s simple yet sophisticated software creates clean, watertight 3D models that are ready to 3d print. the new york-based company optimized the whole system to work seamlessly with the 3D printer of your choice. the desktop scanner outputs standard three-dimensional CAD file formats so that one can animate, and transform objects in a third-party modeling program. makerware for digitizer contains an algorithm that connects hundreds of thousands of points into a seamless digital mesh in just seconds. there’s no patching, or repairing required, so one can skip straight to the creative process. with just two clicks, the makerbot digitizer desktop 3D scanner creates clean, watertight 3D models the system is optimized to work seamlessly with the 3D printer of your choice
ZEUS: world's first 3D printer / scanner / copy machine sep 06, 2013 ZEUS: world's first 3D printer / scanner / copy machine ZEUS: world’s first 3D printer / scanner / copy machine wouldn’t it be great to buy a 3D printer, take it out of the box, plug it in, and be able to use it right away, the same way you would with any other piece of consumer electronics such as computers and TV’s? engineers at AIO robotics have developed a solution that will now allow users to 3D scan, 3D print, 3D copy, and 3D fax objects from one device. entitled ‘ZEUS’, the all-in-one electronic device is constructed out of aluminum, powder-coated in a moonstone white, with black anodized side panels. the inclusion of a 7-inch touchscreen gives the machine a welcoming ‘consumer ready’ look. instead of usin plastic or wood, all linear components are also built using CNC-machined aluminum, including the XYZ-carrier, turntable and external shell. the structure of the 3D copy machine dramatically increases the quality of the prints, preventing deformation and heat soaking.
Freedom Of Creation | Pioneers in 3D Printed Designs Inside 3D Printing | Conference and Expo for Additive Manufacturing Professionals This event has ended. Hope to see you at a future event! 3D printing is impacting what we eat, wear, build, drive, fly, and shoot. Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo, “the” B2B tradeshow for the 3D printing industry, will continue its world tour in San Jose this September 17-18. The event, programmed by Hod Lipson, will feature two full days of conference sessions with two tracks to choose from. Featured Keynote Speakers Keith Murphy, CEO and Co-Founder of Organovo, will discuss how 3D bioprinting is changing the shape of medical research and practice during his keynote presentation. Avi Reichental, President & CEO of 3D Systems, will discuss how 3D printing is revolutionizing the manufacturing industry. 3D Systems is one of the fasted growing companies, according to Forbes. S. Who Should Attend? An Inside Look at the Conference Watch 3D printers in action and meet with top 3D printing companies and experts at Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo. Press Coverage
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