Additive manufacturing - a new family of technologies
Keywords:
Additive Manufacturing, AM technologies, medical and industrial applications, development perspectivesAbstract
Additive Manufacturing technologies represent not only a novelty in the field of manufacturing, but a turning point judging from the new manufacturing principle point of view and by the enlarged possibilities of new technologies for manufacturing structures and geometrical shapes that are impossible to be realized using conventional technologies. Diversification of manufacturing systems and raw materials used by AM technologies makes possible the use of these technologies with significant results in various domains, starting from industry and ending with medicine.
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