1. What is 3D Printing? 3D Printing is an additive manufacturing
technology that can fabricate physical objects directly from
digital files. It can be used in industrial design, education,
architecture, medical, and various industries. Compared with
high-end industrial machines, desktop 3D printer is more
affordable, and easier to operate for DIYers, small design
studios, and in-house design teams. 2. How the models are
printed? - Pre-Process: From an STL data file, Up! software
slices a 3D model into a series of 2D layer data, automatically
generates support structure, and creates the print path for
printer to process. - Produce Part: Parts are built in an
additive process layer by layer. Extrusion head of a 3D printer
extrudes melted filament along the print path to create each
layer. - Post-Process: Remove support structures and polish
surface if needed. 3. What are the unique features of UP! 3D
printer? - Affordable: USD$1499. - Portable: Small dimension
(245 x 260 x 350 mm). Super lightweight (< 11lb). -