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Additive manufacturing (AM) is already diffused and well-accepted as a revolutionary method of manufacturing. The main advantage gained by using AM compared to conventional subtractive method is its capability to produce parts which have high shape complexity, different material composition, hierarchical complexity and functionality complexity. Besides, to be able to utilize fully the abilities of...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is becoming more diffused. In spite of its advantages: capability to manufacture complex internal feature and material efficiency, AM has inherent drawback from its layer-by-layer nature. “Staircase effect” is observed due to the slicing process of the computer model in which a rough surface from a theoretically smooth surface will be obtained. Hence, there will be a deviation...
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