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Finite Element Simulation of Microwave Technologies for PowderBased Volumetric Additive Manufacturing Processes
Volumetric additive manufacturing (VAM) is a promising field of advanced manufacturing which reduces production times of conventional 3D printing while retaining application to complex geometries. Current VAM systems are limited to photo-polymerizing resins, which reduces the general applicability a
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