Roland's iModela 3D farming machine: it's a creative tool

Roland DGA Corp. has presented the iModela activity farming machine, offering collectors with simple and inexpensive access to 3D farming technology.
"iModela is a completely new idea – a electronic activity work developed to aid a range of exclusive innovative activities, from miniatures and style railroading to bracelets design and create tasks," said Mark Brooks, product administrator for Roland DGA Corp. "The programs for this modern technological innovation are limitless, and we can't delay to see what our clients will generate with it."

With iModela, 3D modelers and hobby enthusiasts can easily and accurately create and embellish a wide range of projects by producing 3D shapes, reliefs, textures and patterns from modeling wax, foam, balsa wood and plastic materials. With a milling area of 3.39 inches wide by 2.17 inches in length and 1.02 inches in height, iModela is the perfect tool for small-scale creative projects.

Based on 25 years of confirmed Roland farming technology, iModela is a complete solution, with a reducing instrument, example elements and application. To build on this beginning kit, Roland offers a variety of optionally available resources and elements that can be ordered quickly on the internet. Designed for convenience of use, iModela comes outfitted with a online section that allows customers to work it right from a laptop or computer.

Included with the activity farming device is iModela Designer style application, such as no cost hand illustrating resources for painting out styles and thoughts. User-friendly choices and symbols guideline the user through the style process. Once styles are accomplished, they are easy to result on iModela using the involved Windows car owner. More innovative CAM application is available for obtain as well at http://icreate.rolanddg.com, enabling customers to work 3D information from other popular CAD programs.

iModela "iCreate" Community

To help iModela designers further their innovative objectives, Roland has founded an on the internet iModela group at http://icreate.rolanddg.com. The site works as a collaborative message board for giving style thoughts, generation workflows and specialized tips. In addition, customers can obtain no cost application application and example tasks for generation on iModela.

Priced at $899, iModela can be ordered on the internet at www.rolanddgastore.com, and is available for shipping anywhere throughout Northern and Southern region The united states (except Brazil). To purchase iModela outside this area, please visit http://icreate.rolanddg.com.