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RMIT Researchers Examine Environmental and Health Risks Posed by 3D Printing

Posted in 3D printing, computing, health, materials

3D Printing hazardous to the environment due to toxins.


Three-dimensional (3D) printing, also known as additive manufacturing, refers to those technologies capable of developing 3D objects from raw materials, like metals and polymers based on computerized 3D parametric models.

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