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What is Metrology Part 17: Antialiasing
Antialiasing We have done a good amount of learning within this series. With each new project and research oriented article, more knowledge is unraveled. We will be taking a look at antialiasing today as it was something that caught my attention in a previous article....
What is Metrology Part 18 – Pixelation
3D Pixelation What is pixelation? I think a lot in terms of photography and images because this is an interesting realm to me. Metrology is a field that allows for measurement through photography. Digital images are subject to errors, and pixelation is a part of this...
What is Metrology Part 2: CMM
CMM A CMM is a widely used machine used to measure objects. A CMM is a coordinate measuring machine. This refers to any machine that measures the geometry of physical objects by sensing discrete points on the surface of the object with a probe. This is the essence of...
What is Metrology?
3D Metrology What is 3D metrology? . Metrology is the science of measurement. It establishes a common understanding of units, crucial in linking and understanding human activities. When we apply metrology to the field of 3D this generally refers to measuring size,...
FEATURE: Fast Factories – this is how engineers are speeding up manufacturing
Additive manufacturing has finally found a place in industry – now, engineers are making it faster to reach the next level . German rail operator Deutsche Bahn often sees trains remaining in service for 40 to 50 years. Rolling stock such as the Intercity-Express 3,...
How to solve the additive manufacturing disconnect
Remember your first computer? Mine was a Macintosh 128K back in 1984. It was amazing technology back then, but somewhat limited. If you remember, the biggest application was word processing. It took years, a decade or two even, to make it a bit more than a glorified...
How Are 3D Prints Used For Design?
There are plenty of uses of 3D printing, and one of them is for design feedback. The most frequent use of 3D printing is prototyping, in which a proposed model of the final design is produced and tested. . The testing can take many forms, from mechanical to...
Additive manufacturing reimagined: large-scale, fiber-reinforced thermoset printing
Magnum Venus Products (MVP), a leading manufacturer of composites application equipment, began working on its Reactive Additive Manufacturing (RAM) machine in 2017. That same year, Polynt , a supplier of thermoset polymers, gelcoats and SMC, began work with Oak Ridge...
2019 Industrial 3D Printing Buying Guide
Industrial 3D printers are systems that are used for manufacturing. These systems are generally costly and offer high throughput and yield. They often require a lot of ancillary equipment, training, and space to operate. . Generally most users will have desktop 3D...
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