ProjetE6G, Energy, 6th Generation

ProjetE6G : Energy, 6th Generation

ProjetE6G embodies a new perspective in the field of autonomous energy. Designed to meet contemporary challenges of sustainability and energy independence, this 3D electrical generator represents self-renewing energy.

Developed in collaboration with artificial intelligence (AI), this collaboration between human ingenuity and the power of AI has resulted in a cutting-edge energy solution that pushes the boundaries of what's possible.

AI has played a crucial role in the development of ProjectE6G, providing additional expertise and helping to generate innovative ideas. By analyzing massive data and exploring a wide range of possibilities, AI helped optimize the design of the electric generator, ensuring its efficiency, reliability and sustainability.

This collaboration has not only resulted in the creation of a new product, but has also opened up new perspectives on how technology can be used to solve some of the most complex challenges facing our society. By combining human skills with artificial intelligence, we have been able to push back the boundaries of innovation and develop a solution that has the potential to transform the future of energy.

Extrusion temperature: The temperature at which the filament is melted and extruded through the printer nozzle. This temperature depends on the material you're using (e.g. PLA, ABS, PETG) and can vary between 180°C and 250°C depending on the material.

Heating platen temperature : The temperature of the heated build plate, which helps prevent warping and improves adhesion of the first layer. This temperature also varies depending on the material, but is generally between 40°C and 80°C.

Print speed: The speed at which the extruder moves when printing layers. A higher print speed can reduce printing time, but too high a speed can compromise print quality.

Layer height: The thickness of each layer deposited by the printer. A smaller layer height generally gives better print quality, but it also increases printing time.

Fill: The percentage by which the inside of the printed object is filled. Higher fill means more material inside the object, making it stronger but also requiring more time and material for printing.

Supports: Supports are temporary structures added to the print to support overhanging parts. You can specify whether you want supports to be generated automatically or added manually according to the needs of your model.

Raft: A raft is an extra layer of material printed under your object to improve adhesion and reduce the risk of warping.

These parameters can be adjusted in the slicer software you use to prepare your model for printing. By experimenting with these parameters, you can optimize the quality and performance of your 3D prints.