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020 _a978-2-11-151552-9
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245 1 0 _aProspective
_cRépublique Française
_b: Futur de la fabrication additive
260 _cJanvier 2017
300 _a250 p.
_gRecurso online
520 _aThe innovative power of additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, lies in the way in which objects are designed and produced. The variety of processes used means that applications can be developed for industry – such as the creation of equipment or intermediate products – as well as for consumers. The technology, which has had several decades to mature, is making leaps and bounds, and has the potential to be deployed on a much wider scale in the future. An in-depth review examines the various parts of the market, including the different stakeholders involved, the users (manufacturers and the general public) as well as the various ecosystems that create synergy between the various initiatives. It highlights the potential of additive manufacturing, in terms of boosting the competitiveness of French companies and creating opportunities in France's regions. The review also includes four possible scenarios that show how the market could develop, and lists the roadblocks and drivers that influence each one. They are entitled "prototyping and experimentation", "scale-up of customisation", "mass production and performance improvements" and "shifts in the value chain". The goal of the resulting recommendations is to improve the conditions for providing support for stakeholders so that additive manufacturing can reach its full potential. The methods used, the results obtained and the recommendations are the sole responsibility of the authors of the study.
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_aEconomía
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_aIndustria
650 0 _915012
_aInnovaciones tecnológicas
650 0 _91183
_aProspectiva
856 4 _uhttp://espas.eu/orbis/sites/default/files/generated/document/en/2017-Fabrication-additive.pdf
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