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2015 04 16_reinterpreting-hype-and-progress (1)
- 1. Reinterpreting Hype and Progress A Glimpse into the Future of 3D Printing
- 2. Curiosity Strikes 2007 Q: What sort of things are people printing with your fabber? A: Watchbands, squirt bottles, batteries, artificial muscles, even fancy chocolates. What you print is really up to you.
- 4. Learning From The Best • Attended 10 Inside 3D Printing conferences • 30+ site visits across 11 countries • Contributor to 2015 Wohlers Report
- 5. 3. Biz Models 2. SOFTWARE 1. NEW MACHINES
- 6. Machines
- 7. The PC Wars 1977 Apple II $1,298 1982 Xerox Star $75,000
- 8. Is 3DP like the PC? HP $10,000s? Carbon 3D $1,000s?
- 9. Bright Laser Time to 3D print: 2 days Forging time: 12 months Xi’an, China
- 10. How to go 100x faster: Continuous Production +
- 11. Software
- 13. STL vs Parametric facet normal 0 0 0 outer loop vertex 2 0 2 vertex 1.2 1.6 -2 vertex 1.2 1.6 2 endloop endfacet [repeats x 1000] difference() { cylinder(h = h1, r = r1, center = true); rotate([90, 0, 0]) cylinder(d1, r = r2, center = true); }
- 17. Business Models
- 18. Meet Asher, 9 years old
- 22. CloudVS
- 23. Cost of Good = Labor + Design + Energy + Raw Material
Editor's Notes
- start off by asking for a raise of hands about first Inside 3D Printing, international shows etc. how many of us have bought a 3D printed good so far this year? Who of us would be comfortable making a prediction for what 3D printing will look like in two years?