Am 08.01.2009 um 16:28 schrieb Terry Wohlers:
> Both are broad and somewhat vague. "3D printing" could be defined
> as an industrial process of reproducing physical objects, one layer
> (sheet) upon another.
Yes, the term "3D Printing" tends to be inaccurate. To me, the main
benefits of our technology are:
- it works with arbitrary geometry
- it works "automatically" - no headaches about which tool to use how.
In theory, even a milling machine could fit this bill.
As there obviously can't be a term which can describes the
manufacturing technologies accurately, why not stick with "3D
Printing"? It describes the user experience so nicely: Press a
button, wait a moment, grab the result. Just like two-dimensional
printing.
MarKus
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Dipl. Ing. Markus Hitter
http://www.jump-ing.de/
Received on Fri Jan 09 02:52:50 2009
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