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“3D printing has the po-tential to revolutionize the way we make almost everything” - President Obamasecond term State of the Union address

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What is 3D Painting?How does it work?

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What is 3D Painting?

3D Printing (additive manufacturing) constructs a solid, three-dimensional objectby adding material in layers

The Impact of 3D Printing on supply chains-Lower transportation cost/time-consumer friendly (pulled by customer demand)-lower carbon footprint (more ecologi-cal)

What is 3D Painting?How does it work?

3D Painting industries

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How does 3D Painting work?

What is 3D Painting?How does it work?

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Industrial printingRapid prototypingManufactures use it as design process to create prototypes for traditional manufacturing and research purposes.

Rapid manufacturing Companies are using 3D printers for short run custom manufacturing. In this way of manufacturing the printed objects are actual end user product.

Personal printingDomestic 3D printing is mainly for hobbyists and enthusiasts.This new market printers are getting cheaper and cheaper, with prices typically in the range of $250 – $2,500.

3D printing industry applications range from Aerospace design to Health Care.

53%

INDUSTRYGROWTH

Source: Wohlers Report 2015

$21B

$3.07B

$12.8B

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Improve to a pointwhere functional products will be able to be output

Change the nature of commerce

With effects on energy use, waste reduction, cus-tomization, product avail-ability, medicine, art, con-struction and sciences,3D printing will change the manufacturing world as we know it.

What is 3D Painting?How does it work?

3D Painting industries

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ConclusionConclusion

While we may have a long way to go in terms of futur-istic printing, it appears that within our lifetime we may witness incredible printing concepts literally being “brought to life.” Once func-tionality comes into play, the boundaries will be lim-itless.

References-3dprinting.com-shapeways.com-Wohler associates report

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