Bracket with Lattice

This is a simple hexagonal lattice good for testing bridging. One slide is flatter than the other for placing on the build plate. This model was represented by an algorithm that is extremely concise relative to other representations like 3MF, STL, and CAD formats. This technology, developed by Siemens under agreement with DARPA, provides a way to represent geometry orders of magnitude more complex than what exists today. This is a simple demo example that has been converted to STL so that it can be used by the 3D printing community. You can learn more about on this research at:: DARPA Opens Door to Producing “Unimaginable” Designs for DoD https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2021-01-15a Design in the Future: Siemens works with DARPA https://www.siemens.com/us/en/company/press/siemens-stories/corporate-technology/design-in-the-future-siemens-works-with-darpa-on-revolutionary-technology-to-support-tomorrows-ultra-complex-products.html Complexity almost for free https://www.siemens.com/global/en/company/innovation/inventors/additive-manufacturing-computer-aided-design.html Categories: 3D Printing, Aerospace, Automotive,