Optimizing 3d printing using segmentation or aggregation
作者： Stephen E. Hodges , David Alexander Butler , Nicolas Villar , James W. Scott
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摘要: 3D printing may be optimized by segmenting input jobs and/or combining parts of together. In an embodiment, a user-defined metric is received associated with each job and this used in scheduling to optimize latency throughput the process, along envelope other characteristics printers used. various embodiments, comprise dividing object into number then these separately objects, or from printed at same time on printer. repeated when new changes made during printing. user submit updated version which already process being printed.
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