Roland Dg Corporation

Tomoyuki Hotta

Kouichi Kobayashi

When first cross-sectional image data representing a target model corresponding to a shape of a three-dimensional printing object, and second cross-sectional image data representing both of the target model and a support model corresponding to a shape of a member assisting the creation of the three-dimensional printing object, are recognized to match each other by at least a predetermined ratio, the second cross-sectional image data is stored in a storage as third cross-sectional image data. In contrast, when the first cross-sectional image data and the second cross-sectional image data are recognized not to match each other by at least the predetermined ratio, synthesis data of the first cross-sectional image data and the second cross-sectional image data is stored in the storage medium as the third cross-sectional image data. The three-dimensional printing object is created based on the third cross-sectional image data.

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Hamamatsu, Japan

Tomoyuki Hotta