Additive manufacturing (AM), commonly known as three-dimensional (3D) printing, has rapidly evolved over recent decades and now plays a significant role across diverse areas, ranging from industrial production to biomedical engineering. As 3D printing technologies continue to advance—particularly with the decreasing cost of printers and printing materials—the scientific literature has seen a marked increase in reports docu menting innovative AM applications [1–5]. This Special Issue was established to highlight high-quality review articles that explore the interdisciplinary uses of AM and 3D printing. A total of 17 manuscripts were submitted, of which 14 were accepted for publication.
Featured Review Papers in Additive Manufacturing Technologies: From Industries to Biomedical Applications
Vaccarezza, MauroUltimo
2026
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Additive manufacturing (AM), commonly known as three-dimensional (3D) printing, has rapidly evolved over recent decades and now plays a significant role across diverse areas, ranging from industrial production to biomedical engineering. As 3D printing technologies continue to advance—particularly with the decreasing cost of printers and printing materials—the scientific literature has seen a marked increase in reports docu menting innovative AM applications [1–5]. This Special Issue was established to highlight high-quality review articles that explore the interdisciplinary uses of AM and 3D printing. A total of 17 manuscripts were submitted, of which 14 were accepted for publication.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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