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Yes, it does still slice into layers. Those layers were demonstrated in their paper as small as 1µm in thickness.

From the paper:

"Because CLIP is continuous, the refresh rate of projected images can be increased without altering print speed, ultimately allowing for smooth 3D objects with no model slicing artifacts."

"elevated at print speeds of 500 mm/hour"

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