Classroom Makes
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Artifacts and structures fabricated through DMD technology # Instruction: DMD stands for Direct Metal Laser Sintering # Response: Direct Metal Laser Sintering, or DMD for short, is a method used to create three-dimensional objects and structures by fusing metallic<|im_start|> interact<|im_start|> assistant powders together using a high-powered laser. This advanced manufacturing technique allows for complex geometries and intricate designs in metal components, making it ideal for various industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical.
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