“…Additive manufacturing (AM), commonly known as 3D printing, holds the potential to revolutionise electronics manufacturing by being able to combine printing of dissimilar materials in a single process and also realising complicated electronic devices that would normally require significant effort, manufacturing time and cost to integrate [26][27][28]. However, additively manufactured components do not always achieve bulk material properties due to process-specific limitations [29].…”
“…Additive manufacturing (AM), commonly known as 3D printing, holds the potential to revolutionise electronics manufacturing by being able to combine printing of dissimilar materials in a single process and also realising complicated electronic devices that would normally require significant effort, manufacturing time and cost to integrate [26][27][28]. However, additively manufactured components do not always achieve bulk material properties due to process-specific limitations [29].…”
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