Manufacturing evolved from steam power and electricity to automation and artificial intelligence. Future eras introduce simultaneous area creation using waves and the direct transformation of matter.
Metalic Free Creation
Metalic Free Creation produces objects directly from simple fluid at room temperature using low DC voltage. The system combines production and recycling in one device with zero material losses.
Fabricable Fabric Formwork
Facing material shortages, the construction industry must move beyond straight lines and right angles. Fabricable Fabric Formwork uses tree-shaped vessels to turn liquid rock into catenary arches.
High pressure reinforced foam – composite like reinforced concrete?
High pressure reinforced foam uses gas pressure against squeezing forces and carbon fibers for stretching forces. This far lighter composite overcomes the main disadvantage of reinforced concrete: weight.
Move on
First trials of the multiplanet technique yielded samples capable of carrying over ten times their weight. The proposed method optimizes topology relative to weight across various materials.
Caracoling
Foaming requires an immediate transition from liquid to solid, making photopolymers the natural choice. Mixing UV resin with dish soap and curing it with a UV flashlight proves this primitive method works.
By what miracle?
Achieving ideal cost-effectiveness starts with doing nothing and using free air as the primary material. Combining this gas with minimal solid matter creates a functional composite geometry.
Why I started?
Hearing about 3D printing on the radio sparked an idea of using three crossing laser beams in a photopolymer aquarium. As a jeweler, I began seeking ways to implement this multiplanet technique in a garage.
The technique of multiplanet species
Developing a multiplanetary standard requires multiplanetary technique instead of terrestrial technology. Achieving very different results demands seeing our reality and using methods in a different way.
Next level in product manufacturing and 3D printing
Traditional production requires large amounts of human labor, money and energy, especially for small-lot items. Commissioning or switching specialized production lines requires extensive engineering work.