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This slide also showcases a dataset featuring anomalies in 3D printing, created using computer graphics (CG). There are three images, each depicting a different type of anomaly:
The first image on the left shows anomalies caused by residual residue, likely representing leftover material from the printing process that didn't get cleaned up properly.
The middle image illustrates anomalies caused by errors in the UV projection, which could be due to inaccuracies in the light source or its interaction with the photosensitive resin.
The third image on the right shows anomalies due to the separation of the support structure from the actual print, which can occur if the support isn't constructed properly or if there's a failure during the printing process.
These CG-based visualizations are used to help identify and analyze potential defects in 3D printing processes. |
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