Katrina is an anthropology professor here at ARC. Is doing all 3D printing.
A femur bone, Known from our website if you saw the header.
So we the design hub have built a 3D printer for Prof. Katrina . She is responsible for the Anthropology of printing bones and studying the bones from dig sites.
According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, ” Tarsier is a primate found in various of islands in Southeast Asia. They look like a lemur and a monkey combined. ” Picture from the site is displayed on the left.
In the Design Hub we have amazing 3D modeling students that can help fix any model that the clients need fixing.
Unlike Engineers who work with numbers, the artists can visualize and make decisions on what something looks like. they are able to look at many references in need if they do struggle in dire situations.
Anthropologists give really good data, which they are able to access a certain software. This certain type of software is called “Mesh Lab” . Which allows us to access the data we need. Prof. Matt Stoehr and some modeling students were able to arrange the data for the 3D printer. Which she can go ahead and print what ever she needs.
If there was any mess ups in the scanning process, the artists are able to clean up any screw ups that were left behind.
When Traiser was scanned it came out all pixelated squares. Which was the interesting part of it. But our artists were able to smooth and make the scan look what it should look like.
ARC Intern Chris Porter, A 3D modeler and animation student had worked with her on stuff like this right now.
Engineers built a long beds so that she was able to print larger scaled bones such as the femurs.
From there she will be able to print any bone, or even huge human femurs. It can even print the entire skeleton!