The RepRap Project—Open Source meets 3D printing

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The RepRap Project—Open Source meets 3D printing

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Abstract: The RepRap Project is an open source hardware and software project headed by Adrian Bowyer of the University of Bath with the goal of producing a low cost ‘rapid prototyper’ or 3D printer i.e. a machine that can produce 3D objects (including parts for itself) that is useful and available to all. One of the projects first major milestones has now been passed: a fully functional reprap has been built using parts printed by another one. This talk is about the history of the project, my...

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Conference or Workshop Item

Date created

2008-08-01

Creator

Arnott, Reece

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/1531

Related subjects

QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science / QA76 Computer software

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