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95.The purpose of rapid prototyping

We all know the rapid prototyping have already brought us a very big change. In fact it has many purpose in our life. So we should know more things about it.

With the rate things are going for rapid prototyping, having a building built from a computer became not that far fetched of an idea nowadays. The same concept is actually being utilized by industries in manufacturing and industrial designs. The foremost technology used for rapid prototyping, and still currently the most popular, is the stereo lithography.

Basic rapid prototyping process just needs a few modifications for it to work in the building industry. It may require further modifications just to meet the needs of some specific building types. Some would argue that having the prototype done using the computer is foolproof since it is automated. Manual labor is seen to be imprecise thereby making rapid prototyping for architectural purposes more ideal. It reduces the cost of production as well that is why it is being pushed through in the industry.

This is just the start for the industry of rapid prototyping manufacturing. There are even cases when it is used to manufacture finished parts. In the future, with some innovations, die-casting, injection molding and sheet metal stamping can also be done using this method.