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Imprimer en 3D (FUN)

Offered by Institut Mines-Telecom,
Imprimer en 3D (FUN)

Ce MOOC est le troisième volet du parcours La Fabrication Numérique. Les imprimantes 3D révolutionnent la manière de produire des objets. Cette technologie est maintenant à la portée de tous dans les fablabs. Cette technologie est maintenant à la portée de tous dans les fablabs. Depuis quelques années, l’impression 3D est aussi utilisée dans les départements R&D des entreprises pour nourrir le processus d’innovation et cela modifie considérablement les manières de produire !

  • Les makers,
  • les entrepreneurs
  • et les industriels

se servent des imprimantes 3D pour tester leurs idées, prototyper et développer de nouveaux objets très rapidement.
Mais, concrètement, comment fonctionne une imprimante 3D ? Dans ce MOOC, vous comprendrez les étapes pour passer d’un modèle 3D à un objet physique imprimé par une machine.

Toutes les semaines, des activités pratiques vous seront proposées. Etes-vous prêt à relever le défi et imprimer votre premier objet en 3D ?
Dans ce MOOC, vous apprendrez à :

  • Décrire le potentiel de l’impression 3D
  • Expliquer comment passer d’un modèle 3D à un objet physique imprimé
  • Expliquer le fonctionnement et les contraintes d’une imprimante 3D
  • Imprimer un objet en 3D

Plan du cours

Semaine 1 : Les imprimantes 3D : une révolution ?
Semaine 2 : Qu'est-ce qu'un modèle 3D ?
Semaine 3 : Du modèle à la machine
Semaine 4 : Anatomie d'une imprimante 3D

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