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| + | ====== 2021-11-30 - programmers perspective on 3D printing is out ====== | ||
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| + | my this year's [[https:// | ||
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| + | >3D printing: programmer' | ||
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| + | >By now everyone knows 3D printing is a thing, although not that many programmers have actually gave it a shot. This is a bit strange, since having some background in programming seems like a perfect start into this world. During the talk following topics will be covered: | ||
| + | >* Basic concepts of 3D printing | ||
| + | >* Creating source code for 3D model | ||
| + | >* Slicing model in a reproducible way | ||
| + | >* Automation of processing pipeline | ||
| + | >* Creating stable SDK | ||
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| + | >By the end of the talk attendees will know basics on how 3D printing pipeline works and how to setup a toolchain for it, along with a proper automation. This should be enough for any programmer to start their adventure with 3D printing, regardless if one owns a printer or will send model out to be made by 3rd party. | ||
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| + | >This is an introductory talk. No prior knowledge on 3D printing, Linux and/or particular tools is required. General programming skills and common sense are enough. :) | ||
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| + | have fun watching! :) | ||
