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Additive Manufacturing - background |
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 | Additive Manufacturing process flow |
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 | Additive Manufacturing for metals |
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Additive Manufacturing processes |
Benefits and impacts of Additive Manufacturing |
 | Benefits and impacts of Additive Manufaturing |
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 | Consumer goods and electronics sector |
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Challenges and opportunites |
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 | Standardisation, regulation, qualification and certification |
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Standards are critical to the goal of helping users put Additive Manufacturing (AM) machines into more effective use across a global marketplace.
The AM industry is starting to respond to the needs for standardization on a global, national and regional level and a number of committee forums, with substantial European involvement have been created such as:
- ASTM F42 Committee
- ISO Technical Committee (TC 261)
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