ADDITIVE Manufacturing ! Get ready to reshape the world.

Additive Manufacturing or say 3D printing have changed the way we print. Traditionally when we say printing we think of printing in plane sheet of paper using ink. Additive Manufacturing has taken printing to a very next level where we can actually print 3D digital images into a physical solid object.

How 3D Printing works ?

3D Printers produces objects by adding liquid consistency materials like plastics, ceramic powders, nylons, metals etc layer by layer until it gets completed. 3D printing can be used to print varied range of objects from toys, clothing, manufacturing tools to aerodynamic body parts of aircraft's & vehicles.
Today we have even successfully printed body organs using living cells. In fact we can print anything we wish to in the near future.

This industry is growing rapidly and we will see many new options and dimensions in creating objects, prices of printing will too come down in the time frame and we will be seeing these printers as common house hold items.
3D Printing will bring a revolution in the future. It is just getting started.
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