| Literature DB >> 28473997 |
Trevor J Snyder1, Mike Andrews1, Mark Weislogel2, Peter Moeck2, Jennifer Stone-Sundberg2, Derek Birkes2, Madeline Paige Hoffert2, Adam Lindeman2, Jeff Morrill2, Ondrej Fercak2, Sasha Friedman2, Jeff Gunderson2, Anh Ha2, Jack McCollister2, Yongkang Chen2, John Geile2, Andrew Wollman2, Babak Attari2, Nathan Botnen2, Vasant Vuppuluri2, Jennifer Shim3, Werner Kaminsky4, Dustin Adams5, John Graft6.
Abstract
Since the inception of 3D printing, an evolutionary process has taken place in which specific user and customer needs have crossed paths with the capabilities of a growing number of machines to create value-added businesses. Even today, over 30 years later, the growth of 3D printing and its utilization for the good of society is often limited by the various users' understanding of the technology for their specific needs. This article presents an overview of current 3D printing technologies and shows numerous examples from a multitude of fields from manufacturing to education.Year: 2014 PMID： 28473997 PMCID： PMC5363289 DOI： 10.1089/3dp.2014.1502
Source DB: PubMed Journal: 3D Print Addit Manuf ISSN： 2329-7662 Impact factor: 5.449