Originally published at: http://blog.tindie.com/2015/04/how-3d-printing-applies-to-potato-chips/
Fast Company posted a 5 and a half minute video for their “Innovation Undercover” series in which they look into the steps taken by Pepsico to create their new “Deep Ridge” ruffled potato chips. I was surprised to find out that they used 3D modeling software to create different chip shapes and ridge depths and then…
3D printing offer trans-formative advantages at every phase of creation – from initial concept design to the production of final products. Every 3D printer has a different file-to-finished part speed, which takes into mind when creating design, print speed, required post-processing, and optional finishing time. If you want to find more about 3D printing go through http://3dinsider.com/3d-printing-history/.