Additive manufacturing (AM) refers to a collection of manufacturing methods involving the
incremental addition of material to build a part directly in its final or near-final geometry …

Lattice structures, which are also known as architected cellular structures, have been
applied in various industrial sectors, owing to their fascinated performances, such as low …

Porous/multi-cell structures are widely used in practical engineering due to their excellent
energy absorption capacity and lightweight. In recent decades, as an important member of …

Additive manufacturing of industrially-relevant high-performance parts and products is today
a reality, especially for metal additive manufacturing technologies. The design complexity …

In recent times, smart manufacturing systems and materials are being utilized increasingly
for producing parts with high strength-to-weight ratios. Consolidation of several assembly …

Abstract Powder Bed Fusion (PBF) techniques constitute a family of Additive Manufacturing
(AM) processes, which are characterised by high design flexibility and no tooling …

Additive manufacturing (AM), particularly Selective Laser Melting (SLM) has enabled
development of lattice structures with unique properties. Through control of various …

Lattice structures are vital for biological applications because of its numerous benefits (for
example, faster and stronger binding to bone tissue). Consequently, processing of lattice …

Additive manufacturing (AM) combines materials to create parts from three-dimensional
model data, often layer by layer. AM is mainly deployed to fabricate complicated geometrical …

Functionally graded lattice structures are characterized with their varied structures and
mechanical properties, which leads to better mechanical performance comparing to the …