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Injection in mold its best one of processing ever mutsh faster and mutsh garantie the quality
just make 100 3d printers
6 years where is this now??
This guy was like the Steve Jobs of 3d printing… doing a show on stage to present a product..
7 years later this is still amazing!
We're advancing at a fast CLIP, aren't we!
2d printing is actually a misnomer. Its 1d printing over and over again
FBI OPEN UP
Now everyone can buy Anycubic Photon S or another photo printer.
Parts look like crap, they specifically choose parts wiht out large flat faces because there absolutely is what appear to be layers on surfaces. Not saying part is made this way but all surfaces show lines, nothing is smooth. Compared to SLA or SLS the surface finish is garbage. We just got 3 parts from them made in RPU70.
It's been 6 years.. WHERE IS IT?!
the new methos look nice and game changer for 3D printing but look like no one sell it and if one wich is CARBON 3D printer is 25.000$/year. for that price i contract a 5 axis CNC machine.
Release the patent and help the tech evolve, or become forgotten for your contribution to the technology by making it prohibitively expensive to make a quick buck.
Watching this now feels like going back in time to see a now commonplace technology before it became common
this was 5 years ago? why cant i buy this from china for 300 bucks yet?
I got ideas!
But what is 2D printing? How thin is the surface to be considered "2D"? An atom? An electron? Half of a neutron?…. Well, obviously 2D only exists in computers and virtual worlds because everything in reality is 3D.
How has this not gone mainstream yet?? This is now Sci-Fi becoming Sci-Fact 😮
Why isn't there a link to that company ? Thats not fair
don't forget to mention the liquid resin is very toxic
It's saddening that this was / is closed source. The huge boom of 3D Printing post-FDM being open sourced shows the possibilities. I hope they reconsider one day.
Still waiting for part two with the negatives of this process…
Hold my Ender 3 and Klipper
This guy it partially correct but the print time would not be hours for a a lattice
Where is this technology now after nearly 6 years? It seems to me this machine was kind of ready, however 6 years passed, and you cannot hear anything about these. We have similar with liquid resin, but not even near to 25 – 100 times faster.
Next up, GHOST IN THE SHELL …
Desktop metal?
The person who invented this stands to make a lot of money but the left would punish him or her with higher taxes for their innovative ideas.
MIG welder 3d printers are much more interesting IMO.
mom please
Where did this go?
10:00 You can deliver drogs with this technology!
So …. It's been 5 years. Where is it?
Marvelous!
What happened to this tech
What's the shape he printed called?
guess that didn't work ?
Why don't tried with liquid metal?
This was 5 years ago why has this not taken off
How is this any different than SLA printing?
Dental 3D printing for Vets..Oh Yeah!
you can buy a resin now that prints at 25mm/h.
lots of models
Ho not lol
https://youtu.be/5lMnEIPKSc8
since childhood, I always dreamed of an advanced machine, which could make pretty much anything I tell it to make, it would have all the elements and compounds stored in it. I want a gun or a burger. I just have to push a few buttons. this kind of thing could make humans to survive anywhere in the universe. just a childhood dream, don't go all crazy scientist critic.
This is the tip of the iceberg on the Fourth Industrial Revolution
And what was this technology most used for… printing miniature figurines.
now in the store