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Graphic Types & Techniques 3DCAD, 3D Printing, CNC Applications, Animation.

3D CAD Audience: Purpose: Benefits:

3D CAD Audience: Designers, Architects, Engineers, Bio-Medical, Games Industry, Clients. Purpose: Benefits:

3D CAD Audience: Designers, Architects, Engineers, Bio-Medical, Games Industry, Clients. Purpose: Engineers and designers can create a digital prototype to experience their 3D CAD designs virtually, before they’re built. It gives them an integrated way to explore a project’s key physical and functional characteristics digitally. FEA and CFD testing. Virtual walk-through. Creation of production drawings and files for CNC manufacture. Benefits: Digital Prototyping solutions let teams test and optimise 3D CAD designs, helping to drive innovation, achieve higher quality, and speed time to market.

3D CAD Key Issues: Software File Transfer Cloud File Types Rendering Materials Security

3D Printing Audience: Purpose: Benefits:

3D Printing Audience: Product Designers, Architects, Engineers, Biomedical Industry, Fashion Designers. Purpose: Benefits:

3D Printing Audience: Product Designers, Architects, Engineers, Biomedical Industry, Fashion Designers. Purpose: Allows designers and engineers to quickly create physical prototypes to test a project’s key physical and functional characteristics or component assembly. Used to manufacture bespoke (one off) products, eg medical/dental prosthetics. Used to mass produce components which are lighter and stronger than other methods, eg aerospace components. Benefits: Ability to personalise products / levels of complexity that simply could not be produced physically in any other way / design faster and be more innovative / product development time reduced (no expensive tooling or moulds required) 3D scanning can replicate complex objects.

3D Printing Key Issues: Orientation Scaffolding Fillets & Chamfers Quality of Finish Rafting Webs Solid vs Hollow File Types STL http://support.3dverkstan.se/article/38-designing-for-3d-printing https://i.materialise.com/blog/save-money-with-3d-printing http://www.instructables.com/id/Quality-Finish-3D-Prints-with-Acetone/

CNC Applications Audience: . Purpose: Benefits:

CNC Applications Audience: Designers and Manufacturers who use subtractive methods to manufacture components. Purpose: Benefits:

CNC Applications (Simulation) Audience: Designers and Manufacturers who use subtractive methods to manufacture components. Purpose: To simulate/test in a digital environment the set-up and cutting of a component before production commences. Benefits:Allows you to see the toolpaths. Visualise the resulting component. Collision detection prevents catastrophes. Speeds up product development time.

CNC Applications (Simulation) Key Issues: Orientations Datums Billet Tool Selection Material Selection Clearances Tool Paths Surface Finish

Animation Audience: Purpose: Benefits: http://voicecription.com/blog/importance-of-3d-animation-in-medical-industry/

Animation Audience: Gen pop, medical professionals & their patients, forensic scientists, architecture clients, teachers & learners, product designers, engineers. Purpose: Benefits: http://voicecription.com/blog/importance-of-3d-animation-in-medical-industry/

Animation Audience: Gen pop, medical professionals & their patients, forensic scientists, architecture clients, teachers & learners, product designers, engineers. Purpose: Medical animation as an instructional tool. Forensics in which animated recreation of incidents are created to aid investigators & help solve cases. Used to explain theory and concepts to students in a more convincing manner. Benefits: Cutting down on development costs. Working in a virtual world can let developers eliminate problems that would normally require extensive physical test models & experimentation. Training packages can eliminate language barriers. http://voicecription.com/blog/importance-of-3d-animation-in-medical-industry/

Animation Key Issues: Types File Types Effects Mo Cap Tweening Stop Frame File Types Wmv Avi .mov .mpeg Effects Transitions Overlays Morphing http://voicecription.com/blog/importance-of-3d-animation-in-medical-industry/