Page 62 - TrackpadV5.1_class8
P. 62
Art and Jewellery: The use of 3D printing has led Jewellery
makers to experiment with non-traditional designs which
were not possible with the traditional methods of jewellery
making. It is now possible to make individual exclusive pieces
or customised pieces of jewellery at a lesser cost with 3D printing materials like PLA (polylactic acid
filament), gold or platinum. This technology has inspired artists from all over the world. Artists can
create beautiful intricate pieces with metal 3D printing.
There are many 3D Printing methods:
Direct 3D Printing: It uses inkjet technology, emitting waxes and polymers to create a solid
object.
Binder 3D Printing: It uses nozzles and a materials that come together to act as glue.
Multi-Jet-Modeling (MJM): It uses multiple materials to form an object.
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM): It is a patented technique like Direct 3D printing.
Photo-polymerization: In photo-polymerization, an ultra-violet laser beam acts on liquid
plastic drops and converts them into solid-state, thus forming a 3D object.
We also have Selective Deposit Lamination (SDL), Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) and
Electronic Beam Melting (EBM) techniques.
RPA (ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION)
Most of the jobs in any industry consist of tasks that are repetitive and can be automated.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) allows organisations to automate tasks that human beings
were previously doing across various applications and systems. The purpose of RPA is to shift
the execution of the process from humans to robots. Robotic automation uses the existing IT
infrastructure without using any complex system integrations.
RPA can be used to automate anything. It can be the workflow, infrastructure, and back office
processes which are labour intensive.
60 Pro (V5.1)-VIII

