For the past two years, a company called Carbon3D has been secretly developing a
new type of 3D printing—one that would be far faster than polyjet,
stereolithography and selective laser sintering. This week they pulled the
sheets off, and it looks pretty nuts.
Called CLIP, for Continuous Liquid Interface Production, the technology combines
elements of SLA with a photochemical process, and the result is that parts are
not so much printed—that is, they're not laid down/cured/sintered one layer at
a time—so much as they are grown, out of what seems an impossibly shallow dish
of liquid Read the rest @http://www.core77.com/posts/32917/Company-Unveils-Radical-Layerless-3D-Printing-Technology-25-to-100-TimesFaster-Than-Standard-3D-Printing
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