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Mr. Kodama is the person who established the method of the SLASLA is the acronym for Stereolithography Apparatus and an alias of Stereolithography. Especially, SLA is a system that emits a linear UV laser and gradually prints a layer. for the first time in the world. He was working at the Nagoya Municipal Industrial Research Institute when he started to develop a technology called " SLASLA is the acronym for Stereolithography Apparatus and an alias of Stereolithography. Especially, SLA is a system that emits a linear UV laser and gradually prints a layer. method technology. He made all of the equipment for the experiments by himself. Since he was a member of the research institute at the time, he had to assemble parts such as acrylic plates. Therefore, he spent very little money on making the device. Also, it took him only one or two days to make the device and conduct the experiments.
Mr. Chuck Hull further refined the method of SLASLA is the acronym for Stereolithography Apparatus and an alias of Stereolithography. Especially, SLA is a system that emits a linear UV laser and gradually prints a layer. developed by Kodama and applied for the same patent as Kodama. However, since the technology for creating objects by solidifying them with light was already available, the hard work and ingenuity to make it more precise was patented. Later, having obtained the patent, Chuck Hull developed a method of “stlstl is a type of extension for 3D data. A three-dimensional object is represented by combining triangular polygons. It is also characterized by the large number of supported software.”, a method of storing 3D data. Chuck Hull then started his own company, 3D Systems Corp.. He developed and sold the world's first SLASLA is the acronym for Stereolithography Apparatus and an alias of Stereolithography. Especially, SLA is a system that emits a linear UV laser and gradually prints a layer. type 3D printer SLA-1 in the company.