An Empirical Study to Understand the Effectiveness and Scope of 3D Printing in India

An Empirical Study to Understand the Effectiveness and Scope of 3D Printing in India

Raghav Jalan , Rutuja Bhanushali , Sarthak Mahajan , Aditya Dhoot , Ananya Kalkar

Abstract
3D printing features such as self-assembly, multifunctionality have enormous potential in the automotive industry. This paper is predicated on the idea that it highlights the various features and compatible materials of 3D printing technology that are important for automotive applications. There is also a section on the various critical components used in the automotive industry that can be developed using 3D printing. There is also a section on how self-healing features, stimulating mechanisms, and stimulus-responsive materials can revolutionise the automotive industry, particularly in terms of safety and maintenance. The associated challenges and future aspects are discussed near the end of the paper.

Keywords

3D printing, manufacturing, automobile, addictive manufacturing, scope