Project Eiger 3D Prints

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10-15-2014, 01:51 PM
Brian_Krassenstein

Project Eiger 3D Prints

Project Eiger is collaborating with Canon's Océ Technologies in a project inviting select interior, product or graphic designers to be a part of using their new 3D printing technology which can add up to 5mm of a raised, textured surface to your design, which might be a piece of your artwork, a copy of artwork, or perhaps a photo. In this process, 'invited customers' use Photoshop or Illustrator along with Project Eiger's plug-in, which is called the Elevation Assistant. The files are then downloaded and send to Project Eiger and Océ for printing, at additional cost. More details on Project Eiger can be found here: http://3dprint.com/19338/project-eiger-3d-print-photo/

Here is an example of one of their prints:
http://3dprint.com/wp-content/upload...c-1024x490.png
10-15-2014, 08:54 PM
Geoff

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Originally Posted by Brian_Krassenstein

Project Eiger is collaborating with Canon's Océ Technologies in a project inviting select interior, product or graphic designers to be a part of using their new 3D printing technology which can add up to 5mm of a raised, textured surface to your design, which might be a piece of your artwork, a copy of artwork, or perhaps a photo. In this process, 'invited customers' use Photoshop or Illustrator along with Project Eiger's plug-in, which is called the Elevation Assistant. The files are then downloaded and send to Project Eiger and Océ for printing, at additional cost. More details on Project Eiger can be found here: http://3dprint.com/19338/project-eiger-3d-print-photo/

Here is an example of one of their prints:
http://3dprint.com/wp-content/upload...c-1024x490.png

This is a service? jesus... I can do that in Blender in about 5 seconds and print that surface.

I should take one particular feature of a program like that at market it as a 'service' .. what am I doing here...
10-24-2014, 05:10 AM
Pika

Hi Geoff !

Blender is cool, but it's not only about software. Can you print the same surface (180 cm by 140 cm), in one piece, and in full color ? I didn't speak about the precision / definiton :)

http://i61.tinypic.com/axuko.jpg
10-24-2014, 06:14 AM
Geoff

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Originally Posted by Pika

Hi Geoff !

Blender is cool, but it's not only about software. Can you print the same surface (180 cm by 140 cm), in one piece, and in full color ? I didn't speak about the precision / definiton :)

Sorry, from Brians description and the article, it looks like a service that helps you Enhance public toilet symbols :o so they can be interpreted better by the blind

I wish I had a printer that could do that, but then again I have no idea why I'd use one that could. Print movie posters? thats about it. I can think of some cool applications for it, it must be a fairly large machine to do that volume.
10-24-2014, 07:26 AM
Pika

As it was explained at the 3D Print Show Paris, this technology can be used for different applications : Design/Illustration, Architecture (maps), Industrial production, decoration (wall and floor papers), communication & marketing, informative documents (blind persons).
10-24-2014, 07:51 AM
Geoff

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Originally Posted by Pika

As it was explained at the 3D Print Show Paris, this technology can be used for different applications : Design/Illustration, Architecture (maps), Industrial production, decoration (wall and floor papers), communication & marketing, informative documents (blind persons).

Sorry, Don't often get to Paris, it's a little far from Australia.. my car's reliable but... yeah I hope to one day ;)