Breath, Brain & Beyond_A Holistic Approach to Peak Performance.pdf
3dprint tutorial
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2. Why this tutorial?
Research in Embedded system
Custom hardware custom enclosure
System deployments novel solutions
Is 3D printing is a tool that can empower our
research?
6. Different technologies
Selective Laser Sintering
(SLS)
Similar to
stereolithography
replacing the UV light with
a laser and a vat of liquid
with a powdered base.
From stainless steel to
gold, ceramic, rubber and
plastic (stainless steel
costs ~ $10/cm3)
10. Green technology?
Filabot
A 3D plastic extrusion
system for mostly any
type of recyclable
plastic, to make usable
3D printing filament by
grinding, melting,
extruding the plastic
filament.
11. What can be printed?
Organs (organovo.com)
Food (Choc Creator)
Music instruments (kalimba)
Furniture (lamps)
Clothing and shoes
Optics (from Disney
Research)
12. What can be printed?
Velcro
The velcro is printed with
0.3mm ABS with a MK6
extruder on a Makerbot.
13. What can be printed?
Flexible grids
Done with a Grasshopper
defnition that used the
grid components to
create a set of flexible
triangular, square, and
hexagonal grids.
14. What WE can print?
Enclosure
Replacement parts
Data
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15. How we create a 3D
model?
3D scanning
Generation
Fractal
Scripting
From Data
Existing shapes
Thingverse.com
Parametric design