How will additive manufacturing affect the engineering industry?

Juergen Maier in-front of a sign that reads 'Siemens'.

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10 March 2016

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Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, is revolutionising the way products are manufactured. Juergen Maier, Siemens UK CEO, gives his view on the impact of additive manufacturing on Industry 4.0.

How will additive manufacturing affect the engineering industry?

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