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The increasing utility in the world of 3D printing is driving the needs and desires for a contoured process that will equally lead to great efficiency and cost reduction. However, 3D printing could be seen as a process of creating physical objects simply by installing layers of materials on top of one another simultaneously. This technology is called additive manufacturing (AM) rather than traditional subtractive methods such as CNC milling when used for industrial production.
It will interest you to know that this technology has been around for about five (5) consecutive decades respectively. It was invented in the early 1980s while 3D printing started slowly and was a bit expensive technique.
To fathom the the extent of the rich effect that addiction can contribute to the carbon footprint of manufacturing, one must consider the mathematics, dynamics, and engineering that make an Airplane fly up in the sky. It will interest you to know that 3D printing is also being used to construct and design lighter and more efficient engines and turbine parts, drones, and plane seats.
The 3D printing world will not only approach lowered carbon emissions and waste from manufacturing the components that constitute many critical aspects of the satellite. On the other hand, it also eliminates the carbon emissions that are involved with fabricating, inspecting, warehousing, and equally assembling the secondary fasteners that were no longer utilized.
Achieving mainstream 3D printing, web3 adoption is key to the 3D printing community in the blockchain space. We strongly believe in the revolutionary power of this utmost power of web3 together with its potential benefit. For those new to web3 and its benefits, below are some of the benefits and potentials of web3:
- Empowering businesses and startups
- Expanded data connecting
- Serves as a good marketing strategy
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