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CONTOUR CRAFTING EXTRUSION NOZZLES
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| Page bookmark | US2014308381 (A1) - CONTOUR CRAFTING EXTRUSION NOZZLES | ||||
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| Inventor(s): | KHOSHNEVIS BEHROKH [US] + (KHOSHNEVIS BEHROKH) | ||||
| Applicant(s): | KHOSHNEVIS BEHROKH [US]; UNIV SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA [US] + (KHOSHNEVIS BEHROKH, ; UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA) | ||||
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| Application number: | US201414316492 20140626 | ||||
| Priority number(s): | US20080739137 20081023 ; US20070934507 20071102 ; US20070933985 20071101 ; US20070780978 20070720 ; US20070733096 20070409 ; US20060556048 20061102 ; US20060556027 20061102 ; US20060552741 20061025 ; US20060552885 20061025 ; US20050040518 20050121 ; US20050040602 20050121 ; US20050040401 20050121 ; US20070985378P 20071024 ; US20070990581P 20071127 ; WO2008US80976 20081023 | ||||
Abstract of
US2014308381 (A1)
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An automated extrusion construction system may include an extrusion nozzle configured to extrude construction material in a substantially horizontal direction against an elongated and substantially vertical surface. An extrusion nozzle may have a height adjustment mechanism configured to adjust the height of an outlet in response to level deviations in the surface on which the construction material is extruded by the extrusion nozzle. An automated extrusion construction system may include a slicing mechanism configured to controllably slice through the extruded layer.