Why 3D Printing Offers Better Explanations In Engineering Drawing
Considering its uniqueness, 3D printing has done lots of good to the whole engineering system than anyone could imagine. There are many invisible areas this modern software has assisted the engineers in the making accurate and précised components of engines.
Unlike the existing software before its arrival, 3D has the potential of creating any object both on the 2D and the 3D axis. The details revealed through the 3D may not be obtainable from the software meant for 2D. It is indeed, a swift-changer in modern engineering.
Despite being very useful for engineering purposes, modern software is currently being adopted by various sectors including the medical for the purpose of analyses and understanding of details in image drafting.
The visually impaired are also using the 3D printing technology to understand the details of images that appeared to be lacking some details.
According to the publication made by Emily Pollock on the engineering website, a 3D graphics printing system made by Karbowski was named see 3D. According to Karbowski, her system can help the visually impaired get a better understanding of graphics.
In other words, 3D graphics can serve as a teaching medium for the visually impaired. Beyond student projects and creative engineering skills, similar 3D graphics systems could be made by specialized industries for the same purpose.
No matter how complex modern engineering might be, the 3D printing technology coupled with other modern technologies such as simulation software, artificial intelligence, and general automation techniques, are here to make the engineering appear simpler than we could think.
The ability to make different dimensions of an object visible in its graphic nature proved how far 3D is helping the engineers and those outside the field of engineering.
The creation of 3D graphics through the 3D printing technology has made it possible for engineering software of such category to create 3D images and forward them to CNC machines for their production.
Modern Computer-aided design (CAD) and the computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM) systems are making use of nothing short of 3D technology.
It is the only graphics drawing and printing technology that can make the front view, side view, top view, etc. images. Some updated software for designing purposes is making use of 3D.
Some professionals believe that 3D and its printing technology can assist in the teaching and learning system of the blind, children.
When it comes to the making of machine components, 3D can help explain further intricate parts where some dimensions may not be visible. There are lots of benefits that modern engineering is gaining from 3D and its printing technology.
