Additive Manufacturing for Industrial Applications |
Development of a Methodology for Integrating Added Value into Products by Additive Manufacturing
| Journal | Industrie 4.0 Management |
| Issue | Volume 36, 2020, Edition 4, Pages 50-54 |
| Open Access | https://doi.org/10.30844/I40M_20-4_S50-54 |
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Abstract
Additive Manufacturing has become more important for industrial applications. The technology offers the opportunity of high geometric flexibility and no need of product specific tools including short time to market. The aim is to integrate added value into products by exploiting these possibilities. Therefore, in this work a methodology focusing on these aspects is developed and applied to a structural component.
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