These High-Tech MakerBot Printers are Quieter and Speedier Than Ever
Rahul Kalvapalle — September 23, 2016 — Tech
New York City-based 3D-printing company MakerBot is unveiling its next generation collection of high-tech 3D printers, consisting of a number of devices that are designed to print in truly rapid fashion while minimizing sound. These particular 3D printers are fitted with a number of new components that offer improved performance and reduced disturbance.
Perhaps the most impressive high-tech 3D printer in this new collection is the Replicator+, a 3D printer that offers a 25 percent increase in volume over its predecessor. However, it's also as much as a third faster and significantly more silent. The printer even features a flexible build plate that makes it easier to remove freshly printed objects.
With its voluminous build, convenience-focused design and silent functioning, the Replicator+ represents a step forward in 3D-printing technology.
Perhaps the most impressive high-tech 3D printer in this new collection is the Replicator+, a 3D printer that offers a 25 percent increase in volume over its predecessor. However, it's also as much as a third faster and significantly more silent. The printer even features a flexible build plate that makes it easier to remove freshly printed objects.
With its voluminous build, convenience-focused design and silent functioning, the Replicator+ represents a step forward in 3D-printing technology.
Trend Themes
1. Silent 3D Printing - The use of advanced components and designs to reduce the sound output of 3D printers, improving the user experience and expanding potential applications.
2. Rapid 3D Printing - The development of faster 3D printers with increased printing speeds, enabling more efficient production and shorter turnaround times.
3. Enhanced Build Volume - The introduction of 3D printers with larger build volumes, allowing the creation of bigger and more complex objects.
Industry Implications
1. 3D Printing - The adoption of silent, rapid and large-scale 3D printing technology in various industries, including manufacturing, prototyping, and product development.
2. Consumer Electronics - The incorporation of silent and high-speed 3D printing capabilities in the development and production of consumer electronic devices.
3. Industrial Design - The utilization of 3D printing technology with enhanced build volumes to revolutionize the creation of prototypes and models in the industrial design industry.
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