Systems and methods for forming three dimensional objects

1. A method comprising:

forming, by a first nozzle, a base layer of an object;

forming, by the first nozzle, a contour of a second layer of the object on the base layer, the contour defining a volume within the second layer;

filling, by a second nozzle, at least a portion of the volume within the second layer of the object with a material, the contour and the material forming the second layer; and

solidifying, by a curing agent, the material in the second layer of the object and simultaneously forming, by the first nozzle, a contour of a third layer of the object on at least a portion of the second layer such that an amount of time required to solidify the material in the second layer is about the same as an amount of time required to form the contour of the third layer.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the contour of the third layer defines a volume within the third layer, the method further comprising:

filling, by the second nozzle, at least a portion of the volume within the third layer of the object with a material, the contour and the material forming the third layer,

wherein forming the contour of the third and subsequent layers occurs at substantially the same time as solidifying of the material in the previous layers.

3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising vibrating, by a vibrating element, the base plate to evenly distribute the material across the volume defined by the contour of the second layer of the object.

4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising leveling, by a blade, the second layer of the object prior to creating the contour of the third layer of the object.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein solidifying the material in the second layer of the object comprises exposing the material in the second layer of the object to radiation from a UV lamp, to heat or a combination thereof.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the curing agent is configured to be inactive after a predetermined time, and wherein at least a portion of the material in the second layer of the object is at least partially solidified at the predetermined time.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the curing agent is configured to provide radiation at an intensity that partially solidifies the material in the second layer of the object, wherein a surface of the material in the second layer of the object retains an adhesive characteristic for coupling the second layer of the object to the third layer of the object; and wherein the intensity of the curing agent is configured to completely solidify the material in the second layer of the object after one or more additional layers have been formed on top of the second layer.

8. The method of claim 1 , further comprising washing an outer surface of the object with a solvent.

9. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

controlling, by a processor, operation of at least one of the first nozzle, the second nozzle, and the curing agent;

calculating, by the processor, an amount of material to fill the volume within the second layer of the object; and

transmitting, by the processor, a command to a dispensing pump, wherein the command comprises an instruction to fill the volume within the second layer of the object with the amount of material.

10. A method comprising:

coupling a first nozzle to a support structure, the first nozzle configured to form a base layer of an object and to form a contour of a second layer of the object with a first material, the contour defining a volume within the second layer;

coupling a second nozzle to the support structure, the second nozzle configured to at least partially fill the volume within the second layer with a second material, the contour and the second material forming the second layer;

coupling a curing agent to the support structure, the curing agent configured to solidify the second material;

simultaneously forming, by the first nozzle, a contour of a third layer of the object on at least a portion of the second layer such that an amount of time required to solidify the second material is about the same as an amount of time required to form the contour of the third layer; and

connecting a base plate to a bottom portion of the support structure, wherein the first nozzle moves independently of the second nozzle.

11. The method of the claim 10 , further comprising:

coupling a dispensing pump to the second nozzle via a conduit; and

coupling the dispensing pump to a reservoir configured to hold the second material.

12. The method of claim 10 , further comprising:

coupling a vibrating element to the base plate; and

coupling a blade to the second nozzle, wherein the blade is positioned above the second layer of the object, and wherein the blade is configured to level the second layer of the object.