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In article number 2005672, Cheng Sun and co‐workers report a new additive manufacturing process that unleashes the full six degrees‐of‐freedom in transforming and assembling each of the building layers into the final geometry. It not only enables discrete conformal transformation, allowing 3D‐printed biomedical implants to be customized for specific patient anatomy, but more importantly, also establishes...
3D printing, formally known as additive manufacturing, creates complex geometries via layer‐by‐layer addition of materials. While 3D printing has been historically perceived as the static addition of build layers, 3D printing is now considered as a dynamic assembly process. In this context, here a new 3D printing process is reported that executes full degree‐of‐freedom (DOF) transformation (translating,...
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