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Printing 3D models has become more affordable and accessible, enabling many to start personalized projects. That is why many beginners download ready-made models on free, open-source repositories. However, customizing them can be difficult for first-timers. That is why MIT researchers created an AI 3D printing software called Style2Fab.
This artificial intelligence program could unlock the wonders of 3D printing for everyone worldwide. It could make it easier for novice designers to create fun knick-knacks like keychains and figurines. Also, the software could have more important functions, such as helping medical staff create medical devices tailor-made for patients.
This article will discuss how the AI 3D printing tool works. Later, I will briefly discuss 3D printing for readers who have never tried this technology before.
Faraz Faruqi, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology computer science graduate, realized 3D printing has become more accessible. Unfortunately, customizing models was a steep learning curve for beginners.
You can modify 3D models without the MIT program, but it can be difficult. You would need expensive computer-aided design (CAD) software. Those are like Adobe Photoshop but more complex due to its comprehensive features.
