FARO 2013 3D Documentation Conference - Direct Dimensions on 3D Printing

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3D Scanning for 3D Printing: Making Reality Digital and then Physical Again

Michael Raphael, CEO Direct Dimensions, Inc.

Copyright 2013 FARO. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.Offers a wide range of services & tools for the 3D scanning and printing worldsOverview of Direct Dimensions, Inc. Rapid solutions to 3D problems:20-year experts in coordinate metrology for reverse engineering & inspection1000s of 3D laser scanning and point cloud processing projects 3D CAD & BIM modeling, and visualization/animationProcessing of 3D data for reproductions and 3D printingProduct sales and application support and trainingSpecialized 3D applications and process developmentCreators of ShapeShot 3D Photo Booth

Copyright 2013 FARO. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.Offers a wide range of services & tools for the 3D scanning and printing worldsOverview of Direct Dimensions, Inc. Key industries served:Most Industrial ApplicationsMilitary & DefenseArt, Sculpture, MuseumBuildings & Facilities (AEC/BIM)Historic PreservationEntertainment and TV/Movie VFXDigital FabricationModel preparation for 3D printing

Copyright 2013 FARO. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.Offers a wide range of services & tools for the 3D scanning and printing worldsOverview of Direct Dimensions, Inc. History and experience:Participated in the development of the Faro Arm PCMMFounded Direct Dimensions in 1995 to provide 3D solutions to the aerospace industryMaintains a comprehensive arsenal of 3D scanners, measurement tools, and softwareCompleted thousands of project across various industries and applications servedToday, 25+ employees with vast professional expertise and real-world 3D experience

Copyright 2013 FARO. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.Making Reality Digital and then Physical Again

3D PrintingThings to contemplate:Why make something physical? Why use 3D printing?Technology, cost and options are changing rapidlyWhat role does and will 3D scanning play?How to make files ready for 3D printing?

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General Market Facts Source of data: Wohler's Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing State of the Industry Report - 2013Growing interest and demand for 3D printing3D printing industry growth:26.4% CAGR over the past 24 years and 27.4% since 2010Industry revenues were $2.2 billion in 2012, up 29% from $1.7 billion in 2011Revenue projected to surpass $10.8 billion by 20213D printing services were $1.2 billion in 2012; up from $879.5 million in 2011Personal/Desktop 3D printer unit sales explode

3D PRINTER UNIT SALES (estimates)201020112012Personal Printers (