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Revolutionizing Optical Manufacturing: Blurred Tomography in 3D Printing

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Optical manufacturing, a groundbreaking advancement is on the horizon. Canadian researchers have pioneered a novel 3D printing method called blurred tomography, showcasing its potential to revolutionize the industry. Blurred tomography introduces optical blurring to the beams of light used in 3D printing, resulting in the rapid production of microlenses with commercial-level optical quality.

This innovative technique, revealed in a recent study published in Optica, demonstrates the ability to fabricate millimeter-sized plano-convex optical lenses with imaging performance comparable to commercially available glass lenses. Unlike traditional tomographic methods, which often produce surface striations and ridges, blurred tomography ensures optically smooth surfaces, eliminating the need for time-consuming post-processing steps. One of the most promising aspects of blurred tomography is its potential for cost-effective and swift prototyping of optical components. By harnessing the affordability and freeform nature of tomographic 3D printing, researchers anticipate simplified designs and accelerated development cycles for optical devices.

The versatility of blurred tomography extends beyond lens fabrication. Researchers have successfully created arrays of microlenses and achieved overprinting onto optical fibers, previously challenging tasks in optical manufacturing.

As the technology continues to evolve, efforts are underway to enhance component accuracy, optimize light patterning methods, and automate printing processes for commercial scalability. With its rapid maturation, blurred tomography is poised to become a cornerstone of optical manufacturing, offering a rapid, low-cost alternative that promises to shape future technologies. With these emerging technologies scientists seek the latest advancements in optical manufacturing.

By Science X staff, Researchers harness blurred light to 3D-print high-quality optical components.

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Stratasys Spearheads Sustainable 3D Printing: A Glimpse into the Future.

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The future of 3D printing holds immense promise. Stratasys, with its commitment to sustainability and the environment. In a profound statement, Stratasys CEO Dr. Yoav Zeif emphasized the imperative of embracing Mindful Manufacturing in today’s dynamic global economy. “Now is the time,” he declared, “for companies to adapt and overcome unexpected challenges while upholding a steadfast commitment to environmental stewardship.” Zeif underscored Stratasys’s unique positioning to offer production and manufacturing solutions that are not only resilient but also capable of empowering local supply chains and, significantly, saving lives.

Through its ‘Stratasys Sustainability’ function and the appointment of Rosa Coblens as Vice President of Sustainability, Stratasys is making significant strides in reducing waste and carbon emissions while empowering local supply chains. From responsible consumption and production to climate action and quality education, Stratasys is aligning its goals with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), aiming to create a more equitable and sustainable future for all. Through partnerships like joining the Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA) as a Founding Member, Stratasys is contributing to research and initiatives that highlight the sustainable uses of additive manufacturing.

One notable innovation is the J850 TechStyle printer, which enables full-color multi-material 3D printing directly onto garments, offering a more sustainable approach to apparel customization. By upcycling old garments with unique designs, Stratasys is revolutionizing the fashion industry while reducing material waste and carbon emissions.

We understand the complexities of manufacturing processes and the importance of sustainability. Through Stratasys’ leadership and innovative solutions, we can envision a future where 3D printing plays a pivotal role in achieving a more sustainable and mindful approach to manufacturing. Sustainability, innovation, and technology are concepts that resonate with young minds, and simplifying the language and concepts can spark curiosity and understanding of how science and technology can shape a better future for our planet.

Stratasys PR Corporate & North America. Stratasys Spearheading Sustainability for 3D Printing Industry to Advance More Mindful Manufacturing.

By,  Theresa Hegel.Decorating Roundup: Stratasys Encourages Upcycling With 3D Printing for Apparel.

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