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3D printing without flat layers. What do you think? 🤖 Massive Dimension × ABB Robotics are taking 3D printing into a new dimension with 6-axis robotic motion. Curves, angles and complex geometries beyond conventional layer-by-layer printing. Is this the future of additive manufacturing? 🏢 Developers: Massive Dimension × ABB...

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Фото профиля Dredge
Dredge9 дней назад

The real gain is not the curves, it is strength. Flat layers leave the weakest bond between layers, straight along Z. Tilt the nozzle and layers can follow the shape of the part, so the weak plane stops lining up with the load. Stair-stepping on slopes shrinks too.

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Alano9 дней назад

Tool orientation adds freedom, while collision checking and material bonding get more complex.

Фото профиля Carbone
Carbone9 дней назад

Holy

Фото профиля JacksonK²⁰²⁸
JacksonK²⁰²⁸9 дней назад

Such smooth movement.

Фото профиля Rana Abdel-Malek
Rana Abdel-Malek9 дней назад

Great demo. Removing the flat-layer constraint changes what's possible for large-format printing. I've been watching Massive Dimension and ABB closely, and I want to see how this performs at industrial scale. Any specs on material consistency yet?

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Provayblue9 дней назад

切片算法会比只有XYZ三轴的打印机复杂很多，精度和速度问题也很头疼，但是解决了的话就能省掉很多支撑，也能靠打印纹理的方向来在一些XYZ打印容易遇到Z层粘结薄弱的地方提高不少强度

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A robot is cleaning the beach and it can go 120 mm deep. 🤖🏖️ Meet Beach Guardian S3, a beach-cleaning robot developed by the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Hainan Research Institute. The tracked robot screens the sand to remove cigarette butts, plastic, glass fragments and other buried waste. Its specifications are impressive: 🧹 3,000+ m² cleaned per hour 📏 Up to 120 mm cleaning depth 🎯 5 mm screening precision 🔋 5+ hours of operation ⚖️ 500 kg ☀️ Solar charging + battery swapping support The team is also developing autonomous versions for large-scale beach maintenance. Would you trust a robot to keep your local beach clean? 🌊🤖 🎥 Media: Shanghai Jiao Tong University ⚠️ This content is shared for informational purposes only. CTO Robotics Media is a media platform and does not own or develop the technology shown. Credit belongs to the original creators. #BeachGuardian #ShanghaiJiaoTongUniversity #Robotics #BeachCleaning #EnvironmentalRobotics #Automation #AI #Sustainability #CleanTech #WasteManagement #SmartTechnology #CTORoboticsMedia
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A robot is cleaning the beach and it can go 120 mm deep. 🤖🏖️ Meet Beach Guardian S3, a beach-cleaning robot developed by the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Hainan Research Institute. The tracked robot screens the sand to remove cigarette butts, plastic, glass fragments and other buried waste. Its specifications are impressive: 🧹 3,000+ m² cleaned per hour 📏 Up to 120 mm cleaning depth 🎯 5 mm screening precision 🔋 5+ hours of operation ⚖️ 500 kg ☀️ Solar charging + battery swapping support The team is also developing autonomous versions for large-scale beach maintenance. Would you trust a robot to keep your local beach clean? 🌊🤖 🎥 Media: Shanghai Jiao Tong University ⚠️ This content is shared for informational purposes only. CTO Robotics Media is a media platform and does not own or develop the technology shown. Credit belongs to the original creators. #BeachGuardian #ShanghaiJiaoTongUniversity #Robotics #BeachCleaning #EnvironmentalRobotics #Automation #AI #Sustainability #CleanTech #WasteManagement #SmartTechnology #CTORoboticsMedia

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