Materials Science and Engineering

3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing

3D printing: 3D printing enables you to produce geometrically complex objects, shapes, and textures. It frequently uses lower materials than traditional manufacturing styles and allows the production of particulars that were simply not possible to produce economically with traditional manufacturing.

Addictive manufacturing: Addictive manufacturing is still a fairly new technology compared to traditional manufacturing. In this companion, we hope to answer some of the most abecedarian questions about 3D printing and cumulative manufacturing and give you all the information you need to begin employing the power of this exceptional technology.