CES 2014 3D Printing roundup
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The document discusses advancements in 3D printing showcased at CES 2014, highlighting a variety of printers and technologies such as MakerBot and AIO Robotics with multi-material capabilities. It emphasizes the trend toward reliability and ease of use in 3D printing tools and processes, including scanning and integration with design software. Additionally, new materials and methods for 3D printing, including ceramics and food, are presented.
CES 2014 3D Printing roundup
- 1. A 3D PRINTING PERSPECTIVE CES 2014 Shashi Jain info@mattercompilers.com @Practical3DP
- 2. TL/DR MORE 3D PRINTERS BETTER TOOLS MORE MATERIALS EASIER++
- 3. “I make 3D printing reliable so Legecy Effects artists can focus on the creative 24/7…” –JASON LOPES
- 5. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
- 6. MAINSTREAM FFF AUTO-LEVELING LARGE BUILD VOLUMES PROPRIETARY CARTRIDGES NO WOOD
- 7. FOCUSED ON RELIABILITY AND SIMPLICITY MAKERBOT REPLICATOR
- 8. 2600 CUBIC INCHES MAKERBOT Z18
- 10. CUBIFY 2014
- 11. 3D COPY MACHINE ZEUS BY AIO ROBOTICS BY AIO ROBOTICS
- 12. MULTI-EXTRUDER / 30 MATERIALS HYREL ENGINE
- 13. PIRATES, ROBOTS, AND UHHH… AFINIAS
- 14. DA VINCI - LOW COST, FULL FEATURE
- 15. SLA EXPLOSION $3000 LARGE BUILD VOLUMES LASER AND DLP NO WOOD
- 21. COLLECTIONS FOR YOUR PRINTER MAKERBOT STORE
- 22. YOU SPIN ME RIGHT ROUND, BABY MATTERFORM
- 23. IPAD SCANNING SYSTEM 3D SYSTEMS ISENSE
- 24. VISIONARY 3DP DESIGN SERVICE WHITECLOUDS
- 26. ADOBE PHOTOSHOP • Full 3D printing workflow integration • Finishing, Materials • Print to MakerBot and Shapeways
- 27. ZOMG MATERIALS AND MORE
- 28. DMG MORI LASERTEC 65 • Combination CNC + Laser Sintering (300 alloys)
- 29. CONTINUOUS 3D PRINTING PROCESS VOXELJET VXC800
- 30. CERAMICS SHAPES READY FOR GLAZING AND FIRING 3D SYSTEMS CERAJET
- 31. SUGAR. CHOCOLATE. 3D SYSTEMS CHEFJET / PRO
- 33. SHASHI, AVI, BRE Q/A Shashi Jain info@mattercompilers.com @Practical3DP
Editor's Notes
- #3: Image courtesy VeganTimes
- #4: There was a 3D Printing track at #CES2014! There were two things that stood out. First, we’ve seen a LOT of 3D Printing in the movies- Real Steel, Iron Man 1-3, and Pacific Rim all featured SFX augmented by 3D printed objects and costumes. Second, Jason Lopes of Legacy Effects is tasked with making 3D printing easy and usable for the rest of his artists, a job that didn’t exist just a few years ago!
- #5: Second standout point was almost lost on me. IBM Research conducted a study where they broke down 4 types of products and figured out the overall costs of 3D printing them locally (factoring in shipping and ecological impact as well). For the first time, they found it would be cheaper to print a device. Specifically, it’d be 23% cheaper to 3D print hearing aids in the Chicago area.
- #6: The theme of 3D Printing at CES was Mainstream Everywhere… but for B2B. There were dozens of new products aimed square at making businesses more effective at delivering 3D printed products!
- #7: FFF=Fused Filament Fabrication It’s a replacement of FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), which is TM’d These printers are in their 5th generation and feature reliability and capacity improvements.
- #8: 11% larger, camera, apps, semi-auto-leveling, smart extruder tech, new UI that makes the printer more approachable for the next set of early adopters. What hasn’t changed? Single Extruder, PLA, higher price point.
- #9: 12x12x18 build volume, self-leveling
- #10: Inexpensive, no leveling (rafts required), 4x4x5 volume. No UI!
- #11: Completely new line: Cube 2 (replaces Cube) and Cube Pro (replaces Cube-X)
- #12: Kickstarter project! Scanner+Printer in one, with a very approachable, unique UI.
- #13: HyRel extrusion system supports 30 different materials and can be ganged up to print multiple copies as seen here.
- #14: Pirate 3D Buccaneer, Robo3D and Afinia printers. All have about the same volume. Afinia sells at Best Buy, Pirate 3D is a KS project, and Robo3D is largely open sourced!
- #15: Unremarkable printer, except for the large build volume at $499 price point!
- #16: In 2014 many patents for Stereolithography 3DP will expire. There was an amazing array of SLA printers at CES; this is about half of them.
- #18: Form 1 Printer - $3399 Pegasus Touch 3D Printer - KS - $2500
- #19: Envisiontec comes in around $20-$30k, but provides exceptional resolution.
- #20: Highly textured prints from Envisiontec.
- #21: Lots of improvements to 3D model creation.
- #22: Makerbot releases collections of toys and learning tools on Thingiverse. These are verified prints, guaranteed to work in all their printers.
- #23: Matterform scanner has identical scan volume, at 1/3 the price of MakerBot Digitizer.
- #24: 3D Systems iSense scanner for iPad was the buzz of the show for 3D scanning.
- #25: Multimaterial 3D prints from the WhiteClouds design service.
- #26: More custom, multi-material prints from WhiteClouds, including a Hyperloop!
- #27: Lastly, PhotoShop CreativeCloud now includes direct print to MakerBot printers and Shapeways service.
- #29: This printer sprays 300+ metal alloys onto parts using additive manufacturing, and mills them using traditional CNC.
- #30: This is the first continuous 3D printing line. Note the angled print bed.
- #31: Floor-standing 3D Systems Cerajet produces kiln-ready ceramics from 3D models.
- #32: Shelf-standing Chefjet printers output flavored sugar prints. This was truly the talk of the show!
- #33: Tasty, surprisingly chewy, with a huge dose of imagination. This is the kind of 3D printed product you’ll be able to buy very soon.
- #34: My favorite #CES 2014 moment!