In the B2 exhibition hall of the Western Conference, a 3D printer attracted a lot of attention. Unlike traditional printing methods, this machine doesn't use ink. Instead, it creates fully three-dimensional objects that look and feel like real sculptures. The printed portraits have realistic features, with distinct details such as hair and facial expressions. Even small parts, like gears, can be perfectly replicated and even moved, making them highly functional.
At the Jiangsu booth, visitors were amazed by the capabilities of the 3D printer. The staff explained that the process starts with scanning an object on-site, which then generates 3D data. This data is used to produce accurate replicas. If the 3D model is already available, the machine can directly print the object with just a simple input.
The materials used in 3D printing vary, including PVC engineering plastics, photosensitive resins, and gypsum powder. Different printers use different materials, which also affect the price and quality of the output. Some models are more suitable for industrial applications, while others are ideal for artistic or consumer use.
One of the most common questions from visitors was whether the parts printed by the 3D printer could be used in real life. The staff demonstrated a motorcycle part that had been printed based on original 3D data. "If you choose high-quality materials that meet industry standards, this part can be installed and used just like a regular component," they said.
3D printing has become widely adopted across various industries, including industrial design, mechanical manufacturing, animation, toys, footwear, and art. In some cities, special 3D photo studios have even emerged, offering personalized 3D printing services for individuals. As the technology continues to evolve, its potential applications seem limitless.
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