In our top five of the week, you’ll discover the new process that makes it possible to make shoes by 3D printing, where deep learning is in additive manufacturing and why the security of your 3D printing company is so important. In addition, in the exciting Ted Talk, you will discover projects made possible by 3D printing and sustainable materials, now on display around the world. Anyway, we wish you a good Sunday everyone!
Top 1: The new 3D printing process for shoes: 3D printing has had a global impact on all industries and fields, including shoe making ! Find out in the Wenext Technology video how shoe sole molding works thanks to the new selective laser melting process! You will see the entire process up to the final boot: design, STL format and printing or assembly. Who knows, maybe your next shoe will also be 3D printed?
Top 2: 3D Metal Printing Using FDM Machine: In the video below, Polyfab3D talks about 3D printing metal with an FDM 3D printer. How it works? What should you pay attention to? What are the associated advantages and limitations compared to powder operations, for example? If you are interested in this topic, this video is perfect to learn more:
Top 3: How do you believe your business about 3D printing? In this video, Julie van der Hoop, Product Manager at Markforged, gives you all the details about the importance of 3D printing safety, a currently hot topic discussed in this podcast episode of Software Update. You will learn all about Markforged’s security features, which include the four pillars of security, customizable security features and post-processing:
Top 4: 3D printing projects on display around the world: In this Ted Talk, discover the projects that Manuel – Associate Professor of Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture – UCL – has been able to achieve at scale thanks to computer design, automation, sustainable building methods and above all 3D printing – and with recycled plastic. These include works such as those on display at the Center Pompidou (Paris), the Victoria and Albert Museum (London), the Canadian Design Museum (Toronto), the Design Museum (London), the Royal Academy of Art (London), and the Zaha Hadid Museum. Design Gallery (London) and Philadelphia Museum of Art. To find out more, watch this video!
Top 5: Deep Learning for Better Control of 3D-Printed Parts: While it is true that 3D printing opens up endless possibilities, such as manufacturing homes, shoes, furniture, or other businesses, sometimes there are still challenges to overcome. That’s why Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a deep learning method that will help improve and simplify the inspection of parts made through additive manufacturing. This method is supposed to produce clearer images in six times less time. To learn more, watch this video:
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