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Contact-Implicit MPC for Multi-Orientation 3D Printing
Conventional fused deposition modeling (FDM) is constrained by a fixed build orientation, often requiring support structures to fabricate overhanging geometries. The layer-by-layer deposition process also results in anisotropic mechanical properties. Multi-orientation additive manufacturing can addr
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