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Chocolate and engineering. Two things that are incompatible, you say, right? But the reality is a bit sweeter. Smart Factory team has received a custom order \u2013 to make a 3D printed figure \u2013 a Chess Queen, which later would be used to produce a chocolate product. All this is a creative engineering study work by the master student Ligita Ka\u0161elionyt\u0117 from Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts (Kaunas faculty).<\/p>\n
The process started when Ligita, dressed in a Queen’s suit, was scanned by a structured light scanner Artec Eva. The result \u2013 a virtual student 3D model. Later, the figure model was printed from the PA2200 plastic using 3D printing SLS technology. This innovative and high-precision technology has allowed to create 18 cm height product of homogeneous structure.<\/p>\n
Finally, according to a 3D-printed chess figure, the student took a negative form into which chocolate was added. After this sweet production process, a scanned and printed queen was received, only this time – chocolate.<\/p>\n
The chocolate sculpture of Ligita Ka\u0161elionyt\u0117\u2018s Chess Queen was awarded the highest score. Several chocolate figures were distributed to children attending the Kaunas Chess School.<\/p>\n
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Chocolate and engineering. Two things that are incompatible, you say, right? But the reality is a bit sweeter. Smart Factory team has received a custom order \u2013 to make a 3D printed figure \u2013 a Chess Queen, which later would be used to produce a chocolate product. All this is a creative engineering study work […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":529,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"Chocolate and engineering. Two things that are incompatible, you say, right? But the reality is a bit sweeter. Smart Factory team has received a custom order \u2013 to make a 3D printed figure \u2013 a Chess Queen, which later would be used to produce a chocolate product. All this is a creative engineering study work by the master student Ligita Ka\u0161elionyt\u0117 from Vilnius Academy of Fine Arts (Kaunas faculty).\n\nThe process started when Ligita, dressed in a Queen's suit, was scanned by a structured light scanner Artec Eva. The result \u2013 a virtual student 3D model. Later, the figure model was printed from the PA2200 plastic using 3D printing SLS technology. This innovative and high-precision technology has allowed to create 18 cm height product of homogeneous structure.\n\nFinally, according to a 3D-printed chess figure, the student took a negative form into which chocolate was added. After this sweet production process, a scanned and printed queen was received, only this time - chocolate.\n\nThe chocolate sculpture of Ligita Ka\u0161elionyt\u0117\u2018s Chess Queen was awarded the highest score. Several chocolate figures were distributed to children attending the Kaunas Chess School.\n[wonderplugin_gridgallery id=13]","_et_gb_content_width":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[10],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-528","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-news"],"yoast_head":"\n