MIT and Inkbit Scalable Spectral Packing method boosts 3D printing throughout
A team of researchers at MIT CSAIL has collaborated with multi-material 3D printer developer Inkbit, to develop a novel computational methodology to improve the dense packing of objects. Called “dense, interlocking-free and Scalable Spectral Packing” (SSP), this method offers significant potential for additive manufacturing. The research suggests that SSP can maximize 3D printing throughput, by […]
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Author: Alex Tyrer-Jones
