Present State & Perspectives of Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Technology

Yong Ping Jin; M.M. Ding; J. Yu; C. Xiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.215.295

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Present State & Perspectives of Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Technology
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Present State & Perspectives of Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Technology

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By integrating a number of different disciplines, rapid prototyping and manufacturing technology (RPM) is capable of forming parts with complicated structures and non-homogeneous materials. RPM techniques are mainly used as prototypes in such product invention process as stereo lithography, 3D printing, laminated object manufacturing and fused deposition modeling. So far, many new RPM techniques emerged out and have been already applied in such fields as rapid tooling/moulding, direct formed usable part, nano-/micro-RPM and biomanufacturing. The flexible digital manufacturing method will have a bright prospect.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 215)

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Yong Ping Jin, M.M. Ding, J. Yu, C. Xiang

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Biomanufacturing, Rapid Manufacturing, Rapid Prototyping (RP)

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