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Antreas Kantaros, Florian Ion Tiberiu Petrescu, Hamed Abdoli, Olaf Diegel, Simon Chan, Mihaiela Iliescu, Theodore Ganetsos, Iulian Sorin Munteanu and Liviu Marian Ungureanu
Additive manufacturing has been widely used in various industries, including the healthcare sector. Over the last few decades, AM has been playing an important role in the medical field in different areas, including surgical planning, implants, and educa...
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L. P. Cahalan, M. B. Williams, L. N. Brewer, M. M. McDonnell, M. R. Kelly, A. D. Lalonde, P. G. Allison and J. B. Jordon
Large-scale metal additive manufacturing (AM) provides a unique solution to rapidly develop prototype components with net-shape or near-net shape geometries. Specifically, additive friction stir deposition (AFSD) is a solid-state method for large-scale m...
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Noelia García, Miguel Gómez-Polo, Miriam Fernández, José Luis Antonaya-Martín, Rocío Ortega, Cristina Gómez-Polo, Marta Revilla-León and Rocío Cascos
Background: With CAD-CAM, dental models are often fabricated by additive manufacturing (AM) methods. Dental models for implant prostheses involve the manual placement of analogs, which could affect their final fit. Therefore, in this experimental in vitr...
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Cyril Bourgenot, Valdis Krumins, David G. Bramall and Abdul M. Haque
CubeSats, known for their compact size and cost effectiveness, have gained significant popularity. However, their limited size imposes restrictions on the optical aperture and, consequently, the Ground Resolution Distance in Earth Observation missions. T...
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Michael Mayerhofer, Stefan Brenner, Michael Doppler, Luis Catarino, Stefanie Girst, Vesna Nedeljkovic-Groha and Günther Dollinger
The enormous potential of additive manufacturing (AM), particularly laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF), to produce radiofrequency cavities (cavities) has already been demonstrated. However, the required geometrical accuracy for GHz TM010" role="presentation...
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Anne-Françoise Obaton, Jacques Fain, Dietmar Meinel, Athanasios Tsamos, Fabien Léonard, Benoît Lécuelle and Madjid Djemaï
The osseointegration in/around additively manufactured (AM) lattice structures of a new titanium alloy, Ti?19Nb?14Zr, was evaluated. Different lattices with increasingly high sidewalls gradually closing them were manufactured and implanted in sheep. Afte...
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Borja Lizarribar, Borja Prieto, Miren Aristizabal, Jose Manuel Martín, Miguel Martínez-Iturralde, Ekain San José, Ione Golvano and Sergio Montes
Recent advances in manufacturing methods have accelerated the exploration of new materials and advantageous shapes that could not be produced by traditional methods. In this context, additive manufacturing is gaining strength among manufacturing methods ...
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Maurizio Arena, Paolo Ambrogiani, Vincenzo Raiola, Francesco Bocchetto, Tommaso Tirelli and Martina Castaldo
The continuous pursuit of reducing weight and optimizing manufacturing processes is increasingly demanded in transportation vehicles, particularly in the aerospace field. In this context, additive manufacturing (AM) represents a well-known technique suit...
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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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