A common misconception about 3D prototypes is that they are just for show, and you need to wait to test the part until you can use a material that is more durable. 3D prototypes aren't just made from cheap, easily broken plastic, however. They are made from a type of nylon material that is durable [...]
Often in court cases where death or injury is in question, the lawyer must be able to recreate the injury or decisively illustrate for the judge and jury how the injury occurred. Extreme precision and detail is needed, whether a model or diagram is used, but many lawyers prefer a model, because it is more [...]
As you have already heard from us, 3D prototypes are more realistic than on-screen previews, incredibly durable, and realistic enough to actually test, but there are a few benefits we haven't discussed yet: Being able to come up with a design, rapidly print a prototype and field test it with target groups or pitch it [...]
Whether you need a model of a bone to teach a class of medical students, or you need a reconstruction of a broken bone for an advanced medical reconstruction case, 3D Prototype has you covered. Our 3D printing experts are able to print accurate, intricately detailed medical models that are exact copies of the CT [...]
Anyone who has shopped for a product online before knows that seeing something in person and handling it is different than seeing it on screen. It can be hard to convey the weight, feel and detail of an object on screen, so, often, the thing that tips the scale is being able to see a [...]
3D Prototypes are used in many different industries, but certain industries do tend to use them more often and in greater quantities. Engineers in particular tend to create 3D prototypes to test and demonstrate the design of different parts, especially those engineers who are involved in manufacturing. Other professions, such as architects, use them often [...]
Many people think of 3D Printing and think of prototypes and medical models. The technology's uses are actually much more varied than many imagine, though, and range from art to aerospace engineering -- and beyond. In fact, in 2012, the University of Glasgow, UK, demonstrated that 3D printers can be used to create chemical compounds. [...]
While 3D printing has been used in many different ways in the past, its uses have typically been practical, such as in the medical industry, education or business, to create a prototype of a design or part. In 2005, though, the technology was adapted and began to be used in art, in large numbers, for [...]
