3d Printing

3d Printing
ISBN-10
1539655466
ISBN-13
9781539655466
Series
3D Printing
Category
Computer printers
Pages
318
Language
English
Published
2016-11-09
Publisher
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Author
Christopher Barnatt

Description

"3d printing continues to advance, and will increasingly facilitate low-run, customized, on-demand and material-efficient manufacturing. Already 3D printed metal and plastic parts are being fitted into products that range from jet engines to medical devices and personalized shoes. Next generation 3D printing processes are also being developed, while the convergence of 3D printing with other technologies presents significant opportunities for localization and more sustainable production methods. The 3D printing industry is indeed in a state of radical transition as it evolves from selling niche rapid prototyping equipment, to supplying cutting-edge digital manufacturing systems."--Provided by publisher

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