USING THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING TECHNOLOGY TO CREATE PRODUCT PROTOTYPES
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Three-dimensional printing technology is creating a three-dimensional specimen sample with accurately, fast and precise by using a mathematical model of the object on the computer but due to the complexity of the technology and hight cost, this process is not commonly used. Presently, printer manufacturers had developed a three-dimensional printer for users to utilize personal consumption, making this technology easily accessible to a wider consumer population and at the same time, cost efficient and affordable in the market. The advantages of three-dimensional printing technology introduce ways to build a better product prototype that precisely captures the work of designers and stage an advance presentation that will help gain and build popularity in the future.
This article intends to study the three-dimensional printing technology’s printing process, the industrial (and non-industrial) applications of three-dimensional printers, the materials used in printing and the restrictions that users need to be vigilant of in the using this technology to achieve proper understanding of three-dimensional printing technology and applied to prototype souvenir products.
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