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3D Printing

Technology Innovation

★Exhibit Content: Principles of additive manufacturing technology and 3D printing molding process ★Interaction: Electromechanical interaction + multimedia presentation ★Operation: 1. Observe the layer-by-layer printing process of the 3D printer; 2. View the model display and multimedia video introduction to understand the technical principles and application scenarios. ★Exhibit Description: The exhibit consists of a closed display cabinet, a desktop-level 3D printer, a control computer, a finished model display area, and a multimedia playback system. It is a recommended exhibit from the KexMall exhibit store. The cabinet uses a panoramic transparent glass enclosure, with a complete printing device integrated inside, which can demonstrate in real time the entire process of the print head stacking materials layer by layer and converting digital models into physical objects. While observing the printing process, visitors can watch multimedia content through the display screen, which systematically explains the technical principles, material types, industry applications, and future development prospects of 3D printing, intuitively presenting the complete process of additive manufacturing technology from digital blueprint to physical finished product. ★Scientific Principle: 3D printing is a typical additive manufacturing technology that uses metals, ceramics, plastics, sand materials, etc. as raw materials. After the equipment is connected to a computer control system, based on the slicing data of a three-dimensional digital model, it controls the print head to deposit materials layer by layer, ultimately restoring the design blueprint in the computer into a physical object. Unlike traditional subtractive manufacturing cutting methods, additive manufacturing requires no molds and can quickly form customized parts with complex structures. It is currently widely used in many fields such as industrial design, aerospace, and medical implants, and is an important development direction for advanced manufacturing technology.

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