Rapid Prototyping Techniques (3d Printing, Laser Cutting) (supporting C) (7.4)
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Rapid Prototyping Techniques (3D printing, laser cutting) (Supporting C)

Rapid Prototyping Techniques (3D printing, laser cutting) (Supporting C)

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Key Concepts

  • Iterative Design: A circular process of prototyping, testing, analyzing, and refining a product.

  • Digital-to-Physical: The workflow of moving from a pixel-based screen design to a tangible object.

  • Rapid Tooling: Using 3D printing to create molds or jigs that assist in traditional manufacturing.

Examples & Applications

Example 1: A car company 3D printing a full-scale engine manifold to check if it fits within the engine bay before making the final steel part.

Example 2: An architect using laser cutting to create a scale model of a skyscraper using thin sheets of basswood.

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Prototype

An early sample or model used to test a concept or process.

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