Additive Manufacturing in Electronics and Functional Devices
Curtis W. Hill,
Yong Lin Kong,
Hayley B. Katz
et al.
Abstract:Additive manufacturing (AM) has been adopted as one of the most versatile and rapid design-to-manufacturing approaches for printing a wide range of two- and three-dimensional parts, devices, and complex geometries layer by layer. This article provides insights into the current progress, challenges, and future needs of AM of electronics from the space, defense, biomedical, energy, and industry perspectives.
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