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UC Berkeley releases OpenCAL open-source volumetric 3D printer

Original: UC Berkeley releases OpenCAL, an open-source volumetric 3D printer, with Formlabs and Prusa

UC Berkeley has released OpenCAL, an open-source volumetric 3D printing platform developed in collaboration with Formlabs and Prusa. Unlike conventional layer-by-layer printers, volumetric systems build objects by solidifying resin throughout an entire volume at once, promising faster printing and new material possibilities. By making the design open source, the project invites researchers and hobbyists to build on and improve the technology.

Why now: The release makes advanced volumetric 3D printing accessible to the maker and research communities for the first time

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