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(“makerbot cupcake CNC”)

(“19 april 2009”)

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-also known asΒ ‘additive manufacturing’Β (AM)

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-‘3D printing’ refers to processes used to synthesize a ‘3-dimensionalΒ object’ in which ‘successive layers of material’ are formed under ‘computer control’ to create an ‘object’-

(‘objects’ can be of almost any ‘shape’ or ‘geometry’ and are produced using ‘digital model data’ from a ‘3D model’ or another ‘electronic data source’ such as an “additive manufacturing file” (AMF) file)

(futurologist ‘jeremy rifkin’ claimed that ‘3D printing’ (or ‘AM’ (???)) signals the beginning of a ‘3rd industrial revolution’, succeeding the ‘production line assembly’ that dominated ‘manufacturing’ starting in the ‘late 1800s’)

(the term 3D printing” was initially a reference to a ‘process’ that deposits a ‘binder material’ onto a ‘powder bed’ with ‘inkjet printer heads’ layer by layer)

(more recently, the ‘term’ is being used in ‘popular vernacular’ to encompass a wider variety of ‘additive manufacturing techniques’)

(‘united states’ + ‘global’ technical standards use the official term additive manufacturing for this broader sense)

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(‘ISO/ASTM52900-15’ defines 7 categories of ‘AM processes’ within its meaning…)

‘binder jetting’

‘directed energy deposition’

‘material extrusion’

‘material jetting’

‘powder bed fusion’

‘sheet lamination’

‘vat photopolymerization’

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