Apr. 15, 2015 | By Alec
Dear readers,
This article is removed as we were notified by TNO NL that Schippers infringes a confidential agreement between TNO and their EU project Addfactor for this project.
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They took parts out from an SLS not PrintValley at all.
tnoemployee wrote at 4/15/2015 4:36:26 PM:
I work for TNO. The print valley can print parts but certainly not insoles. It now has a inkjet head which can deposit resin and a uv curing station. There is a robotic arm which puts on or takes off parts. I have not seen parts heigher than a centimetre. The resolution is below FDM, probably like 1 mm. There are plans to make it a powder bed printing. There are also people who want to fly to mars. Let's hope they both succeed :)
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