THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING APPARATUS
First Claim
1. A three-dimensional printing apparatus, comprising:
- a container, containing a photosensitive material;
a display, having a plurality of display units, each of the display units being capable of emitting a light beam;
a control unit, connected to the display and controlling the display units of the display; and
an optical film, disposed between the display and the container and projecting the light beams emitted from the display units onto the photosensitive material to form a plurality of projected patterns, wherein an arranging sequence and an arranging direction of the projected patterns are substantially the same as an arranging sequence and an arranging direction of the display units.
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Abstract
A three-dimensional printing apparatus is provided, including a container, a display, a control unit and an optical film. The container contains a photosensitive material. The display has a plurality of display units. Each of the display units is capable of emitting a light beam. The control unit is capable of controlling the display units. The optical film is capable of projecting the light beams emitted from the display units onto the photosensitive material, forming a plurality of projected patterns. An arranging sequence and an arranging direction of the projected patterns are substantially the same as an arranging sequence and an arranging direction of the display units.
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17 Claims
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1. A three-dimensional printing apparatus, comprising:
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a container, containing a photosensitive material; a display, having a plurality of display units, each of the display units being capable of emitting a light beam; a control unit, connected to the display and controlling the display units of the display; and an optical film, disposed between the display and the container and projecting the light beams emitted from the display units onto the photosensitive material to form a plurality of projected patterns, wherein an arranging sequence and an arranging direction of the projected patterns are substantially the same as an arranging sequence and an arranging direction of the display units. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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