Fuji Xerox & Keio University develop new FAV 3D printing data format that retains object’s colors, materials & internal structures

If you’ve ever tried to explain 3D printing to the uninitiated, you will have doubtlessly said something along the lines of “literally any possible shape can be 3D printed”. But this is only true to a certain extent. While hitherto impossible geometries can certainly be made with a 3D printer, those levels of complexity bring […]

 

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