micro-CT

Co-optimization of Diffusive and Tomographic Blur in Computed Axial Lithography via Experimental Kernel Identification

Announce Type: cross Abstract: Computed Axial Lithography is a volumetric additive manufacturing method that selectively cures photosensitive resin through the 3D superposition of patterns of light, offering advantages over layer-based processes including rapid print times, reduced layer artifacts, and compatibility with high-viscosity materials. However, diffusive effects, primarily those of free-radical quenchers such as oxygen, blur the boundary between cured and uncured regions, limiting...