BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY(LL)-W/ACCESS
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3D printing:
- It is called as three dimensional printing.
- Some materials like liquid molecules or grains are fused together to get a three dimensional object using a printer that operated via computer.
- It is used in rapid prototyping as well as additive manufacturing...
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