Subtractive 3D Printing with Machine Tools using HPC
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Direct digital manufacturing (DDM) is the practice of creating a physical part directly from a computer-aided design (CAD) model with minimal process planning. DDM is typically applied in additive manufacturing (AM) processes, which offer rapid implementation and the ability to produce complex geometry. However, the treatment of subtractive manufacturing (SM) in the context of DDM is still lacking. SM is a decades- old process that is responsible for the production of many parts in the world today. SM and AM have distinct advantages and disadvantages.
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Direct digital manufacturing (DDM) is the practice of creating a physical part directly from a computer-aided design (CAD) model with minimal process planning. DDM is typically applied in additive manufacturing (AM) processes, which offer rapid implementation and the ability to produce complex geometry. However, the treatment of subtractive manufacturing (SM) in the context of DDM is still lacking. SM is a decades- old process that is responsible for the production of many parts in the world today. SM and AM have distinct advantages and disadvantages.
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