ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING, or 3D printing as it is commonly known, is set to become a boon for some in the manufacturing industry. Professor Simon Ringer, who is the academic director of the University of Sydney's Core Research Facilities compares 3D printing to welding - the latter being a technology he believes was a game changer when it came onto the manufacturing/construction scene. He sees additive manufacturing in the same vein. Earlier this year, the university received a grant of $3 million via the AusMURI programme that connects Australian and American researchers together, in this case, in the discipline of additive manufacturing.
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机译：众所周知，添加剂制造或3D打印，被设定为在制造业中成为一些福音。 Simon Ringer教授是悉尼大学核心研究设施的学术主任，将3D打印与焊接进行比较 - 后者是他认为在制造/施工现场时的游戏更换器。 他在同一静脉中看到了添加剂制造。 今年早些时候，该大学通过AUSMURI计划获得了300万美元的赠款，以便在这种情况下将澳大利亚和美国研究人员联系在添加剂制造的学科中。
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