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Redwan Ahmad, Mariia Zhuldybina, Xavier Ropagnol, Ngoc Duc Trinh, Chloé Bois, Juan Schneider and François Blanchard
We designed and fabricated a terahertz (THz) frequency selective surface (FSS) based on two distinct additive manufacturing technologies, namely, printable electronics (PE) and three-dimensional (3D) printing. Silver nanoparticle ink was printed on a pol...
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Guoqing Zhang, Junxin Li, Huimin Zeng, Wan Li, Qiang Wang and Aibing Huang
The femur supports the entire body weight, and any damage or necrosis to this bone can significantly impair normal walking. Therefore, repairing the femur is essential to restoring its function. However, due to variations in human bone structure, standar...
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Yu-Cheng Wang, Tin Chen and Yu-Cheng Lin
As a viable means to enhance the sustainability and competitiveness of aircraft manufacturing and maintenance, three-dimensional (3D) printing has been extensively used in the aircraft industry. However, due to the growing number of suitable 3D printers ...
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Alfredo Liverani, Antonio Bacciaglia, Eugenio Nisini and Alessandro Ceruti
Industrial engineering applications often require manufacturing large components in composite materials to obtain light structures; however, moulds are expensive, especially when manufacturing a limited batch of parts. On the one hand, when traditional a...
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Barrie Dams, Binling Chen, Paul Shepherd and Richard J. Ball
Additive Manufacturing (AM) methods in the construction industry typically employ ground-based deposition methods. An alternative to transform the role of AM in construction is to introduce an aerial capability. A recent project titled Aerial Additive Ma...
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Léonard Bergeron, Jordan Gornitsky and Michelle Bonapace-Potvin
This video article offers concise step-by-step instructions for surgeons interested in printing their own three-dimensional models for use in the treatment of cranio-maxillo-facial pathologies.
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Yajing Wang, Yaodong Yang, Shuaipeng Suo, Mingyuan Wang and Weifeng Rao
As three-dimensional (3D) printing technology is widely used, security issues have arisen, especially in the terminal parts of automobiles, aircraft, and 3D-printed military equipment. If the original design models or the STL (stereolithography) files ar...
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Muhammad Yasar Razzaq, Joamin Gonzalez-Gutierrez, Gregory Mertz, David Ruch, Daniel F. Schmidt and Stephan Westermann
Four-dimensional (4D) printing technology, as a next-generation additive manufacturing method, enables printed objects to further change their shapes, functionalities, or properties upon exposure to external stimuli. The 4D printing of programmable and d...
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Bolin Wang, Mingang Zhai, Xiaofei Yao, Qing Wu, Min Yang, Xiangyu Wang, Jizhuo Huang and Hongyu Zhao
Three-dimensional concrete printing is a promising technology and attracts the significant attention of research and industry. However, printable and mechanical capacities are required for 3D printable cementitious materials. Moreover, the quantitative a...
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Abdullah A. AlZahrani, Abdulrahman A. Alghamdi and Ahmad A. Basalah
Three-dimensional printing technologies are transforming various sectors with promising technological abilities and economic outcomes. For instance, 3D-printed concrete (3DPC) is revolutionizing the construction sector with a promise to cut projects? cos...
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