Type of course:
Digital learning, Lesson
Language:
EN
Duration:
5 minutes
Workload:
2 hours
Proficiency:
Intermediate
Target:
Manager, Professionals, Students, Workers
This nugget will help you discover how industrial companies can generate value thanks to additive manufacturing.
It presents the economic issues that have to be considered when starting an additive manufacturing project, and gives advices for companies who want to invest in this technology.
Learning outcomes
- Discover examples of use cases for additive manufacturing
- Quote the main economic constraints related to additive manufacturing.
- Understand tho notion of "Make or buy"
Course Content
Topics
Advanced Manufacturing, Digital Transformation, Additive Manufacturing, Material Extrusion
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