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With typical additive manufacturing, machines build a 3-D object that is fixed.
Existing 3-D printers, also called rapid prototyping machines, build structures layer by layer.
3-D printing, a process in which individual machines build products by depositing layer upon layer of material, is already being used in research departments and factories.
Why, for example, did the machines build their evil base with lots of human-friendly corridors, control rooms, lights, giant TV screens, etc?
It was pioneered by 3D Systems, based in South Carolina, which made the first commercially available stereolithography machine in 1986.Such machines build up objects, a layer at a time, by dispensing a thin layer of liquid resin and using an ultraviolet laser, under computer control, to make it harden in the required pattern of the cross-section.
It is the leading example of additive manufacturing, where machines build products by precisely combining materials into a product one layer or dot at a time.
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