According to the statement by Defense Tech, the University of Illinois has developed inks to create nano-scaled three-dimensional structures. The characteristic size of the elements produced by the printing has already reached 225 nm. It is planed to bring the size up to 100 nm. New technology will have applications like fuel microelements and gas sensors.
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Covering the technologies that are related to: 1) Three dimensional printing and 3d-printers, the equipment and materials. 2) Other rapid prototyping technologies, like stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, laser sintering. 3) Rapid product development and engineering.
Contents
- 3d Printed Robots Games
- John Kawola Named CEO of Z Corporation
- NASA Seeks For High Resolution 3D Printer
- 3D printing exhibits fotos
- Courses and training on 3d printing technology
- 3D Systems to launch dental lab system
- RepRap 3D print project updates
- Fused Deposition Modeling
- Printing 3D Toys with Fabr, home-made 3d-printer
- Predictions: 3D printers will be affordable in 2008
- High-definition 3d printer
- The human organs printing becomes reality
- Objet Geometries set to unveil multi-material 3D printer
- 3D Printing Architecture Models from Google Sketch-up
- 3-D Printers Redefine Industrial Design
- MeadWestvaco Expands Specialty Print Capabilities with Azuna 3D Technology
- Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
- Nano-ink for three-dimensional printing
- 3d printing introduction
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