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Algorithmen und Dateiformate für die additive Fertigung

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Die additive Fertigung hat sich in den letzten Jahren technologisch stark weiterentwickelt, indem immer bessere Fertigungsverfahren realisiert wurden. Um aber das volle Potential der Technologie ausnutzen zu können, wurde auch der vorgelagerte digitale Prozess stetig verbessert. In diesem Kapitel wird dieser näher betrachtet. Dazu werden die Möglichkeiten der Designerstellung betrachtet sowie die Mechanismen des Slicing. Zusätzlich warden Dateiformate, die in der additiven Fertigung zum Einsatz kommen, genauer betrachtet sowie deren Vor- und Nachteile.

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Hofmann, A. (2021). Algorithmen und Dateiformate für die additive Fertigung. In: Winkelmann, A., Flath, C., Thiesse, F. (eds) Sharing Economy in der Industrie. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33923-4_7

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