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Table III

Examples of coding activity

Publication	Quotations	Order penetration point	Production distribution	Manufacturing type
Potstada and Zybura (2014, pp. 101-114)	“Products can be edited according to individual preferences and the result is immediately observable. Selecting a product of choice offers a multitude of features to choose from. Every option desired in CE, such as where buttons should be located and which form a device should ideally have, can be perfectly harmonised” “As most products are home-fabricated (except for bigger devices that are fabricated at printing hubs in the vicinity), they can be ordered and self-designed in virtual show rooms and immediately produced ready for use at home”	Engineer-to-order: Design is produced specifically for each customer	Personal: Products are manufactured at home	Craft: Only small-scale products can be produced on such a system – reminiscent of current desktop printers
Nickels (2015, pp. 300-303)	“In future, it may be possible to additive manufacture spare parts on demand in decentralised locations […]” “In small size production, there can also be cost reductions using AM”	Make to order: Existing designs (spare parts) produced when required	Local: Printed near to the point of demand	Job shop: Low volumes, using specialized equipment

Publication	Quotations	Order penetration point	Production distribution	Manufacturing type
Potstada and Zybura (2014, pp. 101-114)	“Products can be edited according to individual preferences and the result is immediately observable. Selecting a product of choice offers a multitude of features to choose from. Every option desired in CE, such as where buttons should be located and which form a device should ideally have, can be perfectly harmonised”“As most products are home-fabricated (except for bigger devices that are fabricated at printing hubs in the vicinity), they can be ordered and self-designed in virtual show rooms and immediately produced ready for use at home”	Engineer-to-order:Design is produced specifically for each customer	Personal:Products are manufactured at home	Craft:Only small-scale products can be produced on such a system – reminiscent of current desktop printers
Nickels (2015, pp. 300-303)	“In future, it may be possible to additive manufacture spare parts on demand in decentralised locations […]”“In small size production, there can also be cost reductions using AM”	Make to order:Existing designs (spare parts) produced when required	Local:Printed near to the point of demand	Job shop:Low volumes, using specialized equipment