Additive manufacturing technology, specifically Digital Light Processing (DLP), offers a
unique approach to fabricating intricate objects without the need for traditional molds or …

Abstract In recent years, Additive Manufacturing (AM) has become an increasingly popular
method in industrial applications for fabricating components with complex geometries …

With less manufacturing time and less photosensitive resin consumed, Digital Light
Processing of the bottom-up process is more forward-looking than the top-down one in terms …

Additive manufacturing (AM), commonly known as 3D printing, fabricates objects by
sequentially layering material and fusing each layer until the object is complete. Among the …

In additive manufacturing, separation is an important issue in constrained-surface digital
light processing. A force higher than the force peak and a sharp increase in force increase …

Resin three‐dimensional (3D) printing is potentially attractive for the rapid fabrication of
micropatterning tools such as stamps, molds, masks, or substrates. Although the horizontal …

Masked stereolithography is an effective and economical additive manufacturing technology
that is suitable to fabricate objects for engineering applications. As such, parametric …

Critical-sized bone defects do not heal on their own within a patient's lifetime. Traditional
treatment methods such as bone grafting have their limitations like morbidity at implant site …