US-based PhotonFluid is working on a new generation of SLA-style 3D printer that they say can 3D print at a maximum speed of 8 inches per hour. 3D printing enthusiasts will quickly draw comparisons to Carbon3D’s mind-blowing CLIP 3D printing technology capable of printing objects in less than ten minutes. Jerry Liu, the start-up’s Co-founder and Director of business development, however, tells me that PhotonFluid saw in their own research a similar process to Carbon3D’s CLIP technology early in 2013, but that they didn’t keep developing the technology due to what they saw as a potential drawback from geometrical constraints caused by fluid dynamics during the CLIP-style process.…
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