Nano-Level Additive Manufacturing: Condensed Review of Processes, Materials, and Industrial Applications
Ismail Fidan, Mohammad Alshaikh Ali, Vivekanand Naikwadi, Shamil Gudavasov, Mushfig Mahmudov, Mahdi Mohammadizadeh, Zhicheng Zhang, Ankit Sharma
Abstract
Additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, represents the forefront of modern manufacturing technology. Its growing popularity spans across research and development, material science, design, processes, and everyday applications. This review paper presents a crucial review of nano-level 3D printing, examining it from the perspectives of processes, materials, industrial applications, and future trends. The authors have synthesized the latest insights from a wide range of archival articles and source books, highlighting the key findings. The primary contribution of this study is a condensed review report that consolidates the newest research on nano-level 3D printing, offering a broad overview of this innovative technology for researchers, inventors, educators, and technologists. It is anticipated that this review study will significantly advance research in nanotechnology, additive manufacturing, and related technological fields.