Five machines designed and built from scratch, then re-engineered across generations: from a 200×200×150 mm unit to an industrial machine with a 500×500×400 mm build volume, running ball screws and industrial linear rails on every axis.
Frame, mechanism, motor selection, electronics, firmware and slicer optimization — all done independently.
| Units | Five machines in three generations |
|---|---|
| Largest build volume | 500×500×400 mm |
| Axes | Ball screws and industrial linear rails |
A documentary on his path, from an early interest in designing and building machines to Sharif University of Technology and industrial projects. It covers the role of Prof. Mohammad Durali and the Creative Workshop of Sharif’s mechanical engineering faculty, and projects such as the postal sorting robots, 3D printers and industrial CNC, and the knee prosthesis constraint and stability test apparatus.
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