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Design principles for Additive Manufacturing |
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Additive Manufacturing design concepts |
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New concepts brought by Additive Manufacturing |
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Software for design |
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Obtaining a digital file of a part |
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Additive Manufacturing has enabled three concepts which have changed the design process:
Freedom of Design, Organic Forms and Topological Optimization.
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