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| Industrial Designs | Industrial design rights are rights granted for the exclusive use of the ornamental or aesthetic aspects of a mass-produced article of industry and handicraft. The design may consist of three-dimensional features, such as the shape or surface of an article, or of two-dimensional features, such as patterns, lines or color. | | | | Ink-Jet Printing 3-D | Ink-Jet Printing refers to an entire class of machines that employ ink-jet technology. The first was 3D Printing (3DP), developed at MIT and licensed to Soligen Corporation, Extrude Hone, and others. The ZCorp 3D printer, produced by Z Corporation of Burlington, MA ( http://www.zcorp.com/) is an example of this technology. Parts are built upon a platform situated in a bin full of powder material. An ink-jet printing head selectively deposits or "prints" a binder fluid to fuse the powder together in the desired areas. Unbound powder remains to support the part. The platform is lowered, more powder added and leveled, and the process repeated. When finished, the green part is then removed from the unbound powder, and excess unbound powder is blown off. Finished parts can be infiltrated with wax, CA glue, or other sealants to improve durability and surface finish. Typical layer thicknesses are on the order of 0.1 mm. This process is very fast, and produces parts with a slightly grainy surface. Machines with 4 color printing capability are available. | | | | Innosupport | A Leonardo da Vinci pilot project
Title: Internet Supported Module System for the Innovative Problem Solving Methods
Duration: Oct 2003 - Sept 2005 | | | | Innovation |
- Translating ideas into new products, services or production methods.
- Use of new knowledge (technological or market) to offer new products or services that customers want.
| | | | Innovation Networks | Innovation networks means all forms of organisations which serve the exchange of information, knowledge and resources and which by suitable learning help to bring about innovations for at least three partners. | | | | Innovation strategy | Pattern of activities about when and how to use new knowledge to offer new products or services. | | | | Innovators | persons that prefer to do things differently | | | | Intercultural Competency | The ability to transfer and apply knowledge, concepts, processes and products within other cultural contexts. | | | | Internationalisation: | a process for producing products that can easily be adapted for use in (almost) any cultural environment. | | | | Internet | A world wide network connecting millions of computers. (See also WWW)
Internet Explorer - a browser by Microsoft; the most commonly used browser today
Multimedia - in web terms: A presentation combining text with pictures, video, or sound. | | |
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