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"Most of the 3D printers out there allow a single direction: from a digital model to a printed part," explains one of FABtotum's two creators, Marco Rizzuto.

This paper reports on a study, designed to establish automated procedures for the development of a digital model to assist in faster and better services and delivery of real-estate services by integrating 3D laser scanning and BIM technology.

By defining the coordinates of specific laser reflectors within the surveyed area through a Differential Global Positioning System in Real Time Kinematic mode (DGPS-RTK; Morelli et al., 2012; Tapete et al., 2015; Pazzi et al., 2016), it is possible to link the obtained high-resolution 3D surface digital model to a global reference system.

For instance, instead of making a piece of equipment in the Eastern United States and shipping it to the Northwest, a manufacturer can coordinate with a logistics company that offers 3D-printing services and sell rights to the digital model to the logistics services provider that can then print the parts in a center near the customer.

The latest Education Fast Forward debate (EFF11) focused on which elements we should consider when we create a digital model to improve learning.

This can be checked and verified with living animals – of course we know exactly how they float and so we can model them and compare the results of the digital models to reality.

While medical researchers in Chattanooga now have the ability to efficiently build complex digital models to inform surgeons, sharing that information to cities with weaker broadband systems is laborious, if not impossible.

A $2,000 speaker, the YSP-1 used digital modelling to bounce sounds off the walls and ceiling, in theory offering users surround sound without needing to install a full circle of speakers around them.

Since the introduction of the first digital models to the orthodontic community in 1999, the technology has improved and numerous in-office dental scanners have been introduced.

Direct digital manufacturing (DDM) is a combination of product modeling and manufacturing technology that directly converts digital models to physical objects without the need for tooling.

The mathematical descriptions of micro-architectures along with the macro-structures of the 3D scaffold models are limited by current CAD technologies as well as by the difficulty of transferring the designed digital models to standard formats for fabrication.