In the recent years, additive manufacturing has becoming the most discussed subject as a potential solution to empower a fast rate innovations. Importantly, consumer’s expectations are evolving with advancement of technology as the catalyst. Alas, to marketing departments, challenges and limitations cannot be the reasons of their inability to meet those demands. Instead, those who
Additive manufacturing is on the rise and its adoption is predicted to become prevalent in the future. Its application no longer revolves around manufacturing industries but had expanded to education, aerospace, medical sectors, and sport industries. Like any other implementation of new technology, additive manufacturing had it challenges and one of it being security issues.
Additive manufacturing has existed since the 1980’s but not until 2019, its synonym, 3D printing technology made it into headline as an empowering technology with high potential in transforming how products are created in the near future. While 3D printing frequently being the most used term to explain additive manufacturing, it is one of the
The recent years witnesses various transformation in industries, all in the name of keeping up with the increasing consumers demands and becoming a high reliability organisation. With objectives for speed delivery and enhancing user experience, every company are embarking into the journey of adopting multiple top trends technologies as enabling tools for these transformation. Definitely,
Over the years, manufacturing industries had been relying on multiple machining techniques to produce parts and components in their production activities. Innovation had changed this adoption as it requires a more efficient method in enhancing production. Subsequently, we see additive manufacturing is beginning to grow its importance in manufacturing technology. What is additive manufacturing? The