2021
DOI: 10.3390/ma14247755
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Modeling, Simulation and Data Processing for Additive Manufacturing

Abstract: Additive manufacturing or, more commonly, 3D printing is one of the fundamental elements of Industry 4.0. and the fourth industrial revolution [...]

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“…The Industry 4.0 paradigm introduced robotization, automation, and computerization, among other things, so that the modeling and simulation of production processes in real time or close to real time would allow the most efficient and cost-effective methods of testing, selecting, and using (preferably waste-free, with recycling) technologically advanced materials as part of the modern production processes [ 9 ]. A production plant that uses, for example, advanced reverse engineering processes (3D scanning—adaptation—3D printing) should therefore provide massively personalized products with a controlled high quality [ 10 , 11 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Industry 4.0 paradigm introduced robotization, automation, and computerization, among other things, so that the modeling and simulation of production processes in real time or close to real time would allow the most efficient and cost-effective methods of testing, selecting, and using (preferably waste-free, with recycling) technologically advanced materials as part of the modern production processes [ 9 ]. A production plant that uses, for example, advanced reverse engineering processes (3D scanning—adaptation—3D printing) should therefore provide massively personalized products with a controlled high quality [ 10 , 11 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%