Fitter

Akiyama, Yoh; Miyashita, Homei

doi:10.1145/2984751.2985730

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“…To do so, the loop is placed inside a printed trough during fabrication, before printing on top of the trough which closes a second loop through the frst one. Other projects aim to customize the fabrication process to specifc objects, for example by integrating a touch screen into the fabrication machine that allows capturing the objects outline and modelling around it directly in Fitter [2], or by pushing an object into resin actively being cured to create a perfect mold or fxture around it [29].…”

Section: Printing Onto Objectsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scrappy: Using Scrap Material as Infill to Make Fabrication More Sustainable

Wall

Jacobson

Vogel

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the 2021 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Figure 1: Scrappy is a system that lets users use scrap objects as infll to reduce time, cost, and material: (a) a library tracks scrap objects, like an old print, as well as other common objects; (b) an add-in for Fusion 360 suggests scraps from the library that can ft into a model, sorted by saved printing time; (c) an algorithm fnds the best scrap placement and generates a modifed model; (d) a custom slicer optimizes infll and adds machine commands to pause the printer with instructions how to insert the scrap into the object; (e) the fnal printed object has the scrap inside, reducing the material, time, and energy needed to print.

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Section: Printing Onto Objectsmentioning

confidence: 99%