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TRAvel Slicer: Continuous Extrusion Toolpaths for 3D Printing

Jaime Gould, Camila Friedman-Gerlicz, Leah Buechley

2024Year
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Abstract

In this paper we present Travel Reduction Algorithm (TRAvel) Slicer, which minimizes travel movements in 3D printing. Conventional slicing software generates toolpaths with many travel movements–movements without material extrusion. Some 3D printers are incapable of starting and stopping extrusion and it is difficult to impossible to control the extrusion of many materials. This makes toolpaths with travel movements unsuitable for a wide range of printers and materials.

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