English | 2021 | ISBN: 1536197181 | 122 pages | True PDF | 11.75 MB
Additive manufacturing and reverse engineering have found various applications in different sectors. Additive manufacturing differs from traditional manufacturing technologies in the sense that it entails producing parts in layers, whereas reverse engineering involves taking information from existing products and turning them mainly into digital CAD models. The use and integration of both methods is very important for product development in general. In recent years, both methods have had a major impact on various industrial developments and applications, especially in the automotive, aerospace, dentistry, etc. sectors.