The RepRap project; an open source 3D printer, with all the technologies including inside it is a magnificent piece of technology to learn and study deeply. A combination of chemistry, physics, computer science, robotic technology and etc. Something that is produced by prosumers for prosumers(or even consumers as you don’t have to develop it further). A good that belongs to the non-rival(or even anti-rival), non extendable part of the production world. A product of CBPP in the public domain which in 5 years since Adrian came up with the idea, has managed to build a strong community in many different countries all around the world, dedicated developers around it and last but not least three functioning versions of 3D printers. I am honored to say that I am leading this project at Robotica Osloensis. Our first objective is to study and learn the RepRap concept and later take part in the development of this artifact. More updates on this project later.
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
SolidWorks® Flow Simulation: Learn how you can leverage design configurations in Flow Simulation
Intresting topic on SolidWorks about Simulation :
https://forum.solidworks.com/community/solidworks_simulation/flow_simulation/blog/2010/05/04/leverage-design-configurations-in-flow-simulation
https://forum.solidworks.com/community/solidworks_simulation/flow_simulation/blog/2010/05/04/leverage-design-configurations-in-flow-simulation
Labels:
3D printers,
CAD,
Education,
Shahaboid,
simulation
Sunday, October 24, 2010
RepRap
I am currently writing a report about RepRap at a course I take at university of Oslo(IFI), called INF5078(Open source, open collaboration and innovation). I will post my report here later.
What is RepRap ?
Knock yourself out : http://reprap.org/wiki/Main_Page & maybe even join :-)
What is RepRap ?
Knock yourself out : http://reprap.org/wiki/Main_Page & maybe even join :-)
Smart idea :-) MakerLegoBot ...
I love the idea ... it is Lego, you can break the problem into small Lego parts which are easily detectable and measurable :-) It's just perfect to make a 3D maker out of the idea, which is of course done here :-)
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