Anwendung von Rapid-Prototyping-Technologien bei Entwicklung und Produktionsanlauf einer hochwertigen Digitalkamera für Profi-Fotografie

Authors

  • Günter Ganß Günter Ganß Prototyping
  • Löhnert Ralf JENOPTIK Laser Optik Systeme GmbH

Keywords:

Digitalen Fotografie, Oberflächenfinish, Rapid Technologien, Rapid-Prototyping, STL-Modelle, Stereolithographie, Vakuumgießverfahren, Rapid Prototyping (swd: 4389159-7)

Abstract

The development periods in the area of digital photography are considerably shorter than in conventional photography. In particular in the area of professional photography, manufacturers of high-end cameras are obliged to keep abreast of the state of the art in order to sell cameras successfully. As a result, the “sales windows”, i.e. the time during which the respective technical solution remains as a product on the market, are becoming increasingly shorter. A mere 6 months were available from the project kick-off until presentation of the eyelike eMotion at the Photokina 2004. This incredible pressure in terms of time and the entirely new development content – our first high-end digital rear component for PC-independent mobile applications – meant that it was necessary to select a manufacturing process guaranteeing the swift availability of sample components while offering the possibility to incorporate any requisite changes at short notice and combined with as little cost as possible.

Published

2005-05-25

Issue

Section

Articles

How to Cite

Anwendung von Rapid-Prototyping-Technologien bei Entwicklung und Produktionsanlauf einer hochwertigen Digitalkamera für Profi-Fotografie. (2005). RTe Journal, 2(1). https://rtejournal.de/rte/article/view/2005_5

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