The automotive industry is one of the most competitive industries worldwide. New market
and design trends emerge continuously, requiring new manufacturing approaches to comply …

The multi-component characteristics of high-entropy alloys (HEAs) endow them with
excellent performance that many traditional alloys cannot match. However, there are still …

Additive manufacturing (AM) of metallic alloys offers a new avenue to print objects having
complex geometries. This exclusive benefit of AM has made it an alternative route to …

Modern additive manufacturing technologies allow the creation of parts characterized by
complex geometries that cannot be created using conventional production techniques …

Laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF), or selective laser melting, can be used to significantly
reduce the size and weight of hydraulic components. However, the current design approach …

As a reaction to the increasing market dynamics and complex requirements, today's
products need to be developed quickly and customized to the customer's individual needs …

Background Metal lattice structures obtained through Selective Laser Melting may increase
the strength-to-weight ratio of advanced 3D printed parts, as well as their damping …

In the development of new vehicles, increasing customer comfort requirements and rising
safety regulations often result in an increase in weight. Nevertheless, in order to be able to …

The industrial sector absorbs a significant amount of energy and solutions are still being
sought, the use of which will allow energy consumption during production processes to be …

Microwave-assisted 3D printing based on the fused filament fabrication (FFF) method is an
emerging technology to print lightweight continuous carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastics …