Meet KoreForge.

Explore a concept view of KoreForge: the third part of the Kore Vision identity, printing whole objects from resin in seconds, no layers.

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Concept visualization, pre-prototype
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Concept visualization, pre-prototype

The volumetric print cycle

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01

BASE AND DRIVE

NEMA 17 stepper motor on a rigid base. Upcycled from dead printers.

02

ROTATION PLATFORM

The vial spins a full 360 degrees while patterns project.

03

RESIN VAT

Glass vial of photopolymer resin. The object solidifies whole, inside.

04

DLP PROJECTOR

Upcycled office projector shines computed light patterns into the resin.

05

CONTROL

Raspberry Pi 5 runs the open-source OpenCAL stack and drives the motor.

Ore in, products out.

The model presents the intended logic, not a finished machine specification. Each assembly can be isolated above. This is the missing third part of the Kore Vision: sense, ore, print.

01

Guarded intake

Recovered material enters through an interlocked hatch.

02

Safe processing

Shredding and sorting stay inside a translucent containment shield.

03

AI organizing

Concept sorting separates plastic, fiber, metal, and other streams.

04

Ore creation

Compacted output becomes labeled Kore Ore blocks for future uses.

05

System connections

Ore is connected to the catalog and Kore Credits, concept-only.

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