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Open SLS presentation (rapid hydrogel casting process to create vascularized synthetic tissue)

Posted by Unknown Selasa, 03 September 2013 0 komentar

Video covers the broader goals of this research, namely the fabrication of vascular structures from sugar glasses for a rapid hydrogel casting process to create vascularized synthetic tissue.
Source:

http://opensls.tumblr.com/post/60147322561/id-like-to-share-my-final-presentation-as-a

Update:

http://www.andreasbastian.com/opensls/

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Cellstruder

Posted by Unknown Minggu, 25 Agustus 2013 0 komentar

For those special projects where you need to print something with living cells ...

Project description:

CellStruder is a 20mL syringe extruder powered by a NEMA stepper motor, capable of of precise liquid extrusion at the microliter level. Originally developed in Jeff Tabor's lab at Rice University, this device is currently being used for cell printing, enabling research in synthetic biology, biological pattern formation and engineering of cellular logic. An example print of E. coli cells expressing green fluorescent protein is shown above as well as microscopy of printed cells.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:109040 by Ravi Sheth

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Open SLS: An Open Source Selective Laser Sintering Project

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There is a research underway as part of Rice's Advanced Manufacturing Research Institute (AMRI) to create open source SLS printer. It is done by Andreas Bastian.

More on AMRI:

http://blog.reprap.org/2013/08/announcing-amri-advanced-manufacturing.html

AMRI has some cool projects going on. I wish them all bright future!

Detailed tumblr with build process advancements:

http://opensls.tumblr.com/

Update:

here is a video of Open SLS in action:

OpenSLS: Powder Distribution Test from Andreas Bastian on Vimeo.
This is a new powder distribution mechanism that I am employing on a prototype selective laser sintering machine under development at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Institute (AMRI). More about the open source project can be found at www.opensls.tumblr.com.

Update 2:
New project webpage: http://www.andreasbastian.com/opensls/

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