 | 3D printers are the future! Some people are using these machines to create casts for broken limbs, living cells or even just a miniature copy of a person. The team at Carbon3D developed an inverted 3D printer and, as you can see in the video below, it is amazing. The device can print a complex structure like an Eiffel Tower in lest than 7 minutes taking advantage of a novel technology called CLIP. Instead of the usual mechanic steps, Carbon 3D opted for a chemical equilibrium between a UV-light that trigger the polymerization of the resin and Oxygen that |
stops the process. This allows for a quick 3D printing with maximum accuracy and detail. The use of an electronic lab notebook is of an extreme importance for data integrity and management.
The idea is well thought-out as you should definitely see the movie:
The idea is well thought-out as you should definitely see the movie:
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