3D printing

By:

Jordan, John M

Material type: Text

9780262536684

Other title:

Three D printing

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

621.988 23 JOR-3

LOC classification:

TS171.95 .J67 2018

Contents:

Introduction From CAD (or reality) to reality : the design and build process The evolution of an idea : a brief typology of 3D printing 3D printing in consumer markets Industrial uses Implications Frontiers Conclision

Summary: "3-D Printing is a general introduction to both industrial and consumer fabrication of material for the educated lay reader. It looks at established markets for plastic and metal printing, as well as at emerging uses such as buildings, food, bioprinting, and clothing. Implications for organizations, law, policy, and existing businesses are a major emphasis: the book is less about how 3-D printing works than on what it means and why it matters"--

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	IIITD General Stacks	Engineering and Allied Operation	621.988 JOR-3 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		012242

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This book includes bibliographical references and index.

"3-D Printing is a general introduction to both industrial and consumer fabrication of material for the educated lay reader. It looks at established markets for plastic and metal printing, as well as at emerging uses such as buildings, food, bioprinting, and clothing. Implications for organizations, law, policy, and existing businesses are a major emphasis: the book is less about how 3-D printing works than on what it means and why it matters"--

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