PolyJet Printing

Some fellow is apparently developing his own version of Polyjet printing which could be much cheaper than what 3D Systems offers:

[3dprint.com]


But what's so attractive about Polyjet printing anyway? What does it offer? Is it true that it produces some of the finest quality printed parts?

[www.computerworld.com]

I've been reading that Polyjet printed parts can be used as finished quality goods. Is that true?

Also, has anybody else in the RepRap community tried developing anything like Polyjet?

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/09/2014 08:48PM by sanman.

A non-fellow [company] has developed electronics printing that I apparently missed when it came out a while ago.

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Not exactly the same, but similar in spirit:
This uses molten wax instead of UV-curing resin: Heated Piezo for Jetting Wax
And this is a paste dispenser combined with UV LEDs designed specifically for UV-curing resins: VDX Paste Dispenser