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The application of carving technique based on 3D printing digitalization technology in jewelry design

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In response to issues such as insufficient innovation in jewelry design, research is committed to applying 3D printing digital technology to jewelry design. This can provide more flexible and efficient design and manufacturing methods, thereby driving innovation and development in the jewelry industry. Firstly, in the study, 3D printing technology was used to obtain the two-dimensional slice images required for jewelry design, in order to better understand and adjust design details. Then, based on the obtained images, a new jewelry design method was explored to achieve more personalized and unique jewelry works. Finally, the performance of the design method was validated using a dataset. These results confirm that the accuracy, recall, average error, and average peak signal-to-noise ratio of the experimental method in image information extraction are 92.18%, 88.93%, 4.93%, and 89.71dB, respectively, which are superior to the comparative method. This confirms that the design method studied has better application value in jewelry design. The research aims to provide more flexible and efficient design and manufacturing methods for jewelry design, and promote innovation and development in the jewelry industry.

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Ma, T., Ma, W. & Liu, W. The application of carving technique based on 3D printing digitalization technology in jewelry design. Int J Interact Des Manuf (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12008-023-01730-w

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