3D Systems, Inc.

David Z Remba

Dennis R Smalley

Charles W Hull

Stuart T Spence

Hop D Nguyen

Charles W Lewis

Harry L Tarnoff

Richard A Harlow

Tom J Vorgitch

David J Albert

Phil Stinebaugh

Thomas A Almquist

Borzo Modrek

Raymond S Freed

Brent Parker

Wayne B Vinson

Phil Steinbaugh

Dennis Rollette Smalley

Charles William Hull

Stuart Thomas Spence

Charles William Lewis

An improved stereolithography system for generating a three-dimensional object by creating a cross-sectional pattern of the object to be formed at a selected surface of a fluid medium capable of altering its physical state in response to appropriate synergistic stimulation by impinging radiation, particle bombardment or chemical reaction, information defining the object being specially processed to reduce curl and distortion, and increase resolution, strength, accuracy, speed and economy of reproduction even for rather difficult object shapes, the successive adjacent laminae, representing corresponding successive adjacent cross-sections of the object, being automatically formed and integrated together to provide a step-wise laminar buildup of the desired object, whereby a three-dimensional object is formed and drawn from a substantially planar surface of the fluid medium during the forming process.

Method and apparatus for production of high resolution three-dimensional objects by stereolithography

Method and apparatus for production of high resolution three-dimensional

Method and apparatus for production of three-dimensional objects by

An improved sterolithography system for generating a three-dimensional object by creating a cross-sectional pattern of the object to be formed at a selected surface of a fluid medium capable of altering its physical state in response to appropriate synergistic stimulation by impinging radiation, particle bombardment or chemical reaction, information defining the object being specially processed to reduce curl and distortion, and increase resolution, strength, accuracy, speed and economy of reproduction even for rather difficult object shapes, and successive adjacent laminae, representing corresponding successive adjacent cross-sections of the object, being automatically formed and integrated together to provide a step-wise laminar buildup of the desired object, whereby a three-dimensional object is formed and drawn from a substantially planar surface of the fluid medium during the forming process.

Methods and apparatus for production of three-dimensional objects by

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David Z Remba