According to Allied Market Research, the 3D printing market was valued at $13.2 billion in 2020 and is expected to reach $94 billion by 2030. Additive manufacturing is a rapidly growing industry with many applications in high tech industries, specifically in the aerospace industry. Given its need for complex parts, the aerospace industry can benefit greatly from the design freedom that 3D printing allows.
How can you use 3D printing if you have no experience? There are myriad settings and variables at play, but it can be difficult to understand exactly how each variable affects things such as print time or quality. In the video below, we explore answers to this question. Using design of experiments (DOE) and group orthogonal supersaturated designs (GOSSD), we can discover the effects that these variables have on a product.
