Title :
Governing policies & strategy for 3D Printing/additive manufacturing
Author :
Khan, MohdZihabUllah ; Yoga, Mule Jaykumar
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Mech. Eng., Shrishivaji Inst. of Eng. & Manage. Studies, Parbhani, India
Abstract :
Additive manufacturing / 3D Printing is supposed to be one of the most disruptive technologies; it has the potential to change & reevaluate our world. This technology has potential to do that for manufacturing what computers & internet have done to create/process/store/share/manage the information, due to which our current digital world exists. It´s impossible to imagine the world without the ATM, Cell phones, Internet, online banking, E-learning, E-Governance, etc. The Governments & organizations are expecting that this technology will create a new world of infinite opportunities & thus they are starting the new programs on AM/3DP with names like `Future of Manufacturing´, or the Next Industrial Revolution. This technology is a double edged sword, as it has infinite opportunities but the effect of dark side of this technology is unimaginable like economic slowdown, unsafe & ungovernable world, hence we need some standards, regulations policies & strategies so that this miracle of technology can only benefit the human beings & our planet & ill effects of this amazing technology can be eliminated.
Keywords :
Internet; rapid prototyping (industrial); three-dimensional printing; 3D printing; AM/3DP; additive manufacturing; computers & Internet; disruptive technologies; future of manufacturing; governing policies; governing strategy; governments & organizations; human beings; infinite opportunities; next industrial revolution; regulation policies; Additives; Government; Industries; Manufacturing; Printing; Three-dimensional displays; Conventional manufacturing; impacts of 3DP/AM; policies & strategy;
Conference_Titel :
Pervasive Computing (ICPC), 2015 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Pune
DOI :
10.1109/PERVASIVE.2015.7087195