... and precision over traditional methods. Design/methodology/approach The protocol integrates medical imaging [three-dimensional (3D) segmentation], dynamic gait analysis, computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) and additive manufacturing [AM; ethylene-vinyl acetate, fused deposition modeling...

... CAD/CAM Additive manufacturing (AM), or three-dimensional (3D) printing, produces parts by accumulating material layer-by-layer. Despite its capability in building very complex geometry, it is limited by gravity and cannot add material in the air. When a model has overhangs (disconnected...

... finishing machine model CF 2x18-SP (Otec Prazisionsfinish GmbH, Germany). 22 07 2020 11 11 2020 14 01 2021 27 02 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only 3D CAD/CAM Modeling Rapid prototyping Surgery...

... 2020 23 09 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Rapid manufacturing CAD/CAM Dentistry 3D printing The conventional fabrication of RPDs is time-consuming and complex, and internal flaws are inevitable, which may cause...

...-butadiene-styrene Fused deposition modelling Mechanical characterization Optimization PolyFlex™ Shape memory polymer CAD Advanced manufacturing technologies CAD/CAM Additive manufacturing (AM), also known as three dimensional (3D) printing, is one of the most advanced, flexible and versatile...

... at: sandeep.savali@gmail.com 22 03 2019 27 05 2019 28 05 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Rapid prototyping Image processing Fused deposition modelling Customized implant CAD/CAM Virtual surgical planning (VSP...

... of ceramics High cost of material and equipment, less post-process automation Notes: ^aThree-dimensional slurry printing; ^bsterolithography; ^cfused deposition modeling; ^dpowder bed fusion; ^e3D printing CAD/CAM Hardness Zirconia...

... planning CAD/CAM Several area filling toolpath strategies have been developed for subtractive and additive manufacturing (AM) that include: zigzag or direction parallel, contour-offset or spiral, hybrid methods and use of space-filling curves. Build time, cost, surface quality, warpage, strength...

... Manufacturing Production processes Bones CAD/CAM Polymerization Successful reconstruction of skull defects is a complex task for cranio-maxillofacial surgeons, which embraces challenging manufacturing processes. The aim of repairing cranium and facial injuries is first and foremost the survival...

... Microstructure Alloys CAD/CAM Hardness Dentistry, especially dental device manufacturing, has frequently been influenced by achievements in the field of engineering (Eggbeer et al., 2005 ; Williams et al., 2006 ; Ciocca et al., 2011). Digital manufacturing has...

... invasive surgery for the patient’s care. Using these technologies, the treatment of complex cases can be virtually planned to produce a CAD/CAM surgical template to place the dental implants in a precise, predetermined position (Marchack, 2007 ; Katsoulis et al., 2009 ; Marchack et al...

... withstand deformation and recover when it is subjected to forces occurring as part of daily wear, such as twisting and stretching. The parts should retain its structure and shape when exposed to the environment (Holme, 1999). Rapid prototyping Adhesion Material properties Assembly Deposition CAD...

...Francis E.H. Tay; M.A. Manna; L.X. Liu As an application of the computer aided design and computer aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology in prosthetics, computer aided socket design and computer aided socket manufacturing (CASD/CASM) is becoming an active field in the prosthetics research...

... of the fabrication process are of extreme importance. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Layered manufacturing Ceramics Software CAD/CAM Control systems Layered manufacturing (LM) processes significantly reduce part setup and manufacturing lead times. They have been primarily used in building prototypes...