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Using lasers to heat and beat 3D-printed steel could help reduce costs

Using lasers to heat and beat 3D-printed steel could help reduce costs
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A Method for Evaluating the Quality of 3D-Printing Metal Parts

A Method for Evaluating the Quality of 3D-Printing Metal Parts
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Global 3D printing metal powder market trend 2024-2030 A Method for Evaluating the Quality of 3D-Printing Metal Parts by Newsintegra927

How serious are fertility problems today? People dont want to give birth,cant afford it, and cant give birth that has become the three mountains. The problem of childbirth is related to the peoples livelihood. Whether a country can prosper or n

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Moon Gallery aboard ISS welcomes artworks from Singapore

Two Singapore-designed artefacts are now orbiting around the Earth on the International Space Station (ISS), as part of the Moon Gallery.

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Two S pore-designed artworks now orbiting in space, will head to the Moon in 2025

The two 3D-printed metal cubes are part of a 64-piece collection of miniature works by international artists. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

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