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Wheel history [10]

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Fig. 1. The essence of prototyping [8]
Fig. 2. Wheel history [10]
Fig. 6. Participation of individual methods of rapid prototyping [1]
The development of prototyping and their research over the centuries
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This paper presents issues related to the subject of prototyping. It discusses the essence of creating prototypes in historical times and in contemporary times. The paper presents the process of car development in the times of Henry Ford and in modern times. Briefly contemporary methods of prototyping, so-called fast prototyping methods, are discus...
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... history of the wheel's development is shown in Figure 2. It can be perfectly observed that the first wheels were wooden, filled in the middle, which made them more resistant when driving on unpaved roads. ...

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