The phrase "additive fabrication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing processes, particularly those involving 3D printing or similar technologies.
Example: "Additive fabrication has revolutionized the way we approach product design and prototyping."
Alternatives: "3D printing" or "additive manufacturing".
In this project we explore interactions between pairs: sonic and solar environments, natural and synthetic materials, hard and soft sensations, as well as subtractive and additive fabrication.
Moreover, because it is an additive fabrication technique, the printed pattern is repairable and can be reconfigured as desired.
The Contour Crafting technology scales up automated additive fabrication from building small industrial parts to constructing buildings.
The system has successfully demonstrated large-scale digital construction with a range of different media and fabrication processes, including light printing, excavation, welded-chain construction, and additive fabrication with the Print-in-Place process.
In this chapter, the use of this laser assisted additive fabrication technology to produce micro-sized or thin film coatings of polymers, metals, and composites is presented.
3D bioprinting is an emerging tissue engineering technique that enables the additive fabrication of different cell types and materials with a defined three-dimensional arrangement.
According to ASTM, AM is defined as the "process of joining materials to make objects from 3D model data, usually layer upon layer, as opposed to subtractive manufacturing methodologies". In many cases, this process is referred to as additive- fabrication, processes, techniques, layer manufacturing and freeform fabrication.
It reports on the process of digital to physical construction using additive manufacturing, surface fabrication and structural component models.
The chapter covers areas in laser cutting, welding, drilling, surface engineering, additive manufacturing, micro/nano fabrication, beammaterial interactions and systems and optics.
The chapter covers areas in laser cutting, welding, drilling, surface engineering, additive manufacturing, micro/nano fabrication, beam-material interactions, and systems and optics.
As part of the cosmos of digital fabrication technology, Additive Manufacturing (AM) systems are able to manufacture three-dimensional components and products directly from raw material and 3D design data.
