IRIS 3D Solutions

  3D printing and amazing technology of this era, is also known as additive manufacturing. 3D-printed objects are made from a digital or computerized file and a printer that lays down progressive layers of material to complete the object. Each layer is a thinly sliced cross-section of the actual object. It uses less material than traditional manufacturing. Most materials used in 3D printing are thermoplastics—a type of plastic that becomes liquid when heated but will solidify when cool and not be weakened. However, as the technology matures, researchers are finding new materials—even edible—that can be 3D printed. As the technology is getting better and better every day, 3D printing are in great use for everyday household needs or for students projects. 3D printing is taking Architectural scale models to the next levels as architectures can present their models with its every details and can easily impress their clients. in Jewelry making, we can manufacture very light j...

3D Printing technology is emerging to the the main stream and becoming an unavoidable part of every common person. As it is the potential application of today to almost every industry in the world, it is receiving immense investment and research support. Along with this inexorable march to the future have come some uniquely interesting potential applications of the technology. Never before has humanity had the ability to replicate durable objects so easily and quickly. From creating replacement parts for machines to developing prototypes from scratch, the technology has advanced immensely over the last decade. Here are few important points where 3D Printing can play potential role; 1 . Precision Medicine It can have multiple applications in precision medicine -- from creating personalized organs, skin grafts or mechanical parts to printing targeted nano-particles, food and pills that are adapted to one's specific microbiome and physiology. This will be one of the drivers of the n...