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1/11/2019 – 3D Printing 100 Times Faster with Light

Posted on January 11, 2019 (June 3, 2021) by jpollak

Professor Tim Scott co-led the development of a new 3D printing approach. Read More

A new way to 3D print, developed at the University of Michigan, uses two lights to control the solidification of resin, enabling complex shapes to be pulled from a vat at 100 times the print speed of conventional 3D printers. Image credit: Evan Dougherty

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