I appreciate your contribution Dr. Guido Ehrmann . Thank you very much

Hello,

I don't think it will replace the traditional building method, but it will extend and help to evolve new methods. Especially customization, individualization and new shapes can and will be done. Perhaps in 20-30 years the traditional bulding method will become more and more unusual, but builing itself has always evolved. Some times faster, some times slower. From my point of view, the new technologies to build will help to save energy and natural resources.

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Guido

I appreciate your contribution Dr. Guido Ehrmann . Thank you very much

I think once this technology gets fully developed, it will become dominant in the construction industry. It will gain enough popularity because it will involve less labor work, faster construction speed, and more flexible and creative architecture design.

Dear Dr. Kaiyue Deng

Valuable and appreciated contribution.

Thank you very much.

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Currently, 3D printing has many different applications within the manufacturing industry, such as producing precise tools, fixtures, and prototypes. As a solution, 3D printing is very valuable in the manufacturing industry for its ability to quickly adapt to needs and ideas, especially in producing objects that speed up production chain processes. Specifically, when it comes to creating tools and fixtures that can promptly adapt to unique needs.

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In the coming years, we expect to see 3D printing used to create more final use products. With the growing market demand for customized and personalized products, we predict that the role of 3D printing will increase exponentially, as this technology allows for greater flexibility in customizing products without adding a huge cost. https://www.bcn3d.com/will-3d-printing-replace-traditional-manufacturing/

Let’s take a look at car manufacturing as an example. If a consumer needs a car with a customized steering wheel, this would normally be a very costly and time-consuming addition to the manufacturing process. However, 3D printing could provide the possibility of creating the personalization straight from the manufacturer at a much lower cost and time expense than if done through other traditional methods. This could be a reality in the near future, when the material is as strong and meets the same quality standards as today’s final use products. https://www.bcn3d.com/will-3d-printing-replace-traditional-manufacturing/

Will 3D printing ever actually replace traditional manufacturing? It’s a fair question when you consider how quickly it has already revolutionized the industry. Potentially, many, many years from now 3D printing will expand to replace traditional manufacturing as we know it today. However, this is not likely something we will see in our lifetimes. In the near future, 3D printing could potentially significantly modify some processes within the industry. Rather than seeing 3D printing as a potential ender of manufacturing as we know it, we see 3D printing as a way to expand the field of manufacturing beyond what we can currently even imagine. https://www.bcn3d.com/will-3d-printing-replace-traditional-manufacturing/

Dear Dr. Chinaza Godswill Awuchi

I am very grateful for your discussions.

Do you think also that the philosophy of analysis and design of structures may be affected?

Qasim M. Shakir

To my way of thinking, there won't be any kind of changes in the current building method unless the philosophy of design and analysis of structures changes somehow.