The graphical abstract illustrates the transition from traditional CAD to process-aware design for additive manufacturing, highlighting key DfAM factors such as build orientation, anisotropy, tolerancing, and sustainability in a unified workflow. (IMAGE)

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The graphical abstract illustrates the transition from traditional CAD to process-aware design for additive manufacturing, highlighting key DfAM factors such as build orientation, anisotropy, tolerancing, and sustainability in a unified workflow.

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The graphical abstract illustrates the transition from traditional CAD to process-aware design for additive manufacturing, highlighting key DfAM factors such as build orientation, anisotropy, tolerancing, and sustainability in a unified workflow.

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Antreas Kantaros / University of West Attica

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