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What is rapid prototype?

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A rapid prototype is a physical prototype that is rapidly made using 3d printing technology. There are many types of 3d printers, Z Printers can print up to 1 vertical inch an hr. A set of 10 cell phones for example can be printed and infiltrated in 1 hour and handed around at a board meeting or shipped to 10 different states/countries for collaboration.

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