Makerbot Publishing Fashionable Clothes, More Flexible 3D Printing Materials

< p > US < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" _xhe_href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > MakerBot < /a > recently published a 3D print material, emphasizing that it is softer and more elastic than other general materials. It is extruded by polyester particles to form a solid shape. < /p >
< p > 3D stereoscopic printing technology is usually used in medical suture materials, braces, prostheses and non-woven fabrics. It can provide a smooth surface for the finished products and is convenient to use. < /p >
< p > the material will become soft when it comes to hot water, which means it can be remoulded or fixed. < /p >
< p > "MakerBot elastic material is different from the traditional" a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" _xhe_href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" 3D "printed material" less than /a "so strong and rigid, it is more flexible, flexible and elastic when extruded by external force, which may bring revolutionary changes to the technology of 3D printing. MakerBot executive director BrePettis said. < /p >
< p > using this new material to make clothes is NewSkins company: the computer costume design led by designer FrancisBitonti at Pratt college, for the Fashion studio. < /p >
< p > NewSkins uses two MakerBotReplicator2Desktop3D printer to make the whole VerlanDress series. The MakerBotReplicator2s model can operate for almost 2 hours in 24 hours, and the total 400 hours will be transferred to a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" _xhe_href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp". < /p >
< p > "I am surprised that MakerBot is easy to use." Bitonti said so. < /p >
< p > "this quality is comparable to the other 3D industry printing cases that we have commissioned before. The MakerBotReplicatorDesktop3D printer in the studio is really a wonderful thing. Thanks to 3D printing technology, we can see the design results directly in the process of student design." < /p >
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< p > MakerBot provides customers with a fascinating mix of creativity, sense of belonging and technological challenges. The names of 3D printers sold by MakerBot are very good, such as "Cupcake" (Cupcake) and more popular "Replicator 1" (replicator 1) and "Replicator 2" (replicator 2). Bray Pettis, a founder of the company, is a marketing planner who skillfully shapes the company's image and expands the company's influence. < /p >
< p > MakerBot website also created some special festivals, such as "geek Pride Day". In order to better celebrate "geek Pride Day", customers can download design documents, print special towel rack, Han Solo dolls, black fashionable glasses or geek keychains surrounded by carbonaceous explosives. < /p >
When p was founded, there were only 3 people who loved DIY when it was first founded, and now it is a household name and well funded company. "MakerBot" In Stephen Colbert's talk show, Adam, Zach and Bree used 3D printers to create a plastic replica of the head for host Stephen Colbert, which opened the way for the industry. MakerBot's image is interesting and attractive. Adam, Zach and Bray are different performances on TV. All of these make MakerBot's sales revenue increasing. < /p >
The success of P MakerBot is not in its technology. To keep prices within the reach of consumers, its 3D printers are made of plastic. MakerBot's success lies in its entertainment, making design and manufacturing an equal, interesting and revolutionary experience for customers. < /p >