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3d lightyear software v1

Manufactured by 3D Systems

3D Lightyear software (v1.4) is a core component of the 3D Systems product line. It provides a comprehensive set of 3D modeling and printing tools for users to design, prepare, and manage 3D printing workflows. The software supports a range of 3D printing technologies and materials, enabling users to create high-quality 3D printed parts and prototypes.

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2 protocols using 3d lightyear software v1

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Fabrication of Biobots and Holders

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A commercial stereolithography apparatus (SLA, 250/50, 3D Systems) was modified for polymerization as previously described.9 (link) Parts generated using computer-aided design software were exported to 3D Lightyear software (v1.4, 3D Systems), which sliced the part into layers. Prepolymer solutions for biobots and holders are described previously.3 For fabrication of biobots, an 18 × 18-mm2 cover glass was secured to the center of a 35-mm culture dish before fabrication. For biobot holders, cover glass slides were first treated with 2% (vol/vol) 3-(trimethoxysilyl)propyl methacrylate (EMD Millipore) in 200-proof ethanol (100% EtOH) for 5 min and then washed with 100% EtOH for 3 min, dried, and secured to the center of a 35-mm dish. Following fabrication, each structure was rinsed with PBS, sterilized in 70% EtOH for 1 h, and allowed to re-swell in PBS for at least 1 h. This protocol has been previously published with additional details.9,64 (link)
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Fabrication of Bio-bot Skeletons

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Bio-bot skeletons and holders were fabricated using a commercial Stereolithography apparatus (SLA 250/50, 3D Systems)4 (link). Briefly, parts were designed in CAD software (AutoCAD), exported in. STL format for slicing into layers (3D Lightyear software, v1.4, 3D Systems) and built in a layer-by-layer fashion on a modified SLA stage56 (link), 57 (link). To print hydrogel beams with varying stiffness profiles, the polymerization energy dose of the SLA (108.7 to 233.3 mJ cm−2) was adjusted according to a Working Curve Equation29 , 30 (link) in order to obtain elastic moduli of 214 to 489 kPa, as detailed earlier4 (link). Liquid hydrogel formulations were not altered. A skeleton beam of 319 kPa was used unless otherwise noted.
Liquid pre-polymer hydrogel solutions were composed of 20% poly(ethylene glycol) diacrylate of MW 700 g mol−1 (PEGDA 700, Sigma-Aldrich) or poly(ethylene glycol) dimethacrylate of MW 1000 g mol−1 (PEGDMA 1000, Polysciences, Inc.)4 (link), 5 (link). After fabrication, skeletons and holders were sterilized in 70% EtOH and stored in sterile PBS.
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