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Industrializing Additive Manufacturing Proceedings of AMPA2020

Industrializing Additive Manufacturing

Mirko Meboldt Christoph Klahn •

Editors

Industrializing Additive Manufacturing Proceedings of AMPA2020

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Editors Mirko Meboldt Product Development Group Zurich pd|z ETH Zürich Zürich, Switzerland

Christoph Klahn Design for New Technologies ipdz Inspire AG Zürich, Switzerland

ISBN 978-3-030-54333-4 ISBN 978-3-030-54334-1 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54334-1

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Preface

The 2nd AMPA Conference (Additive Manufacturing in Products and Applications) held at ETH Zurich from September 1 to 3, 2020, is again focusing on industrial series product applications and value chains enabled by additive manufacturing. Three years after the first AMPA Conference, additive manufacturing is leaving the hype behind and is growing into established industrial segments. Additive manufacturing is gaining ground and problems relating to value chains, design and production, quality assurance and cost models are becoming increasingly important. In recent months of the COVID-19 pandemic, additive manufacturing impressively demonstrated what the technology can do when supply chains break down. Worldwide, spare parts, consumables and new products were manufactured locally by additive manufacturing. Additive manufacturing is taking the next step on its journey toward a broad range of series production, and we are facing many new scientific challenges. Transforming the potential benefits of additive manufacturing into a successful industrial or end user product is a challenge to all disciplines along the product developmen