Difference between revisions of "Digital manufacturing"
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| − | Digital manufacturing must not be confused with [[digital control over matter]].<br> | + | Digital manufacturing (1) must not be confused with [[digital control over matter]] (2).<br> |
| − | The former is about digital control over manufacturing processes like CNC machines or 3D-printers.<br> | + | The former (1) is about digital control over manufacturing processes like CNC machines or 3D-printers.<br> |
| − | The latter is about the products being in some sense digital. <br> | + | The latter (2) is about the products being in some sense digital. <br> |
Having very many discrete parts of known type at at-all-times-known positions in an automated way.<br> | Having very many discrete parts of known type at at-all-times-known positions in an automated way.<br> | ||
| − | The focus here in this wiki is the latter. | + | The focus here in this wiki is the latter (2). |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 8 June 2023
Digital manufacturing (1) must not be confused with digital control over matter (2).
The former (1) is about digital control over manufacturing processes like CNC machines or 3D-printers.
The latter (2) is about the products being in some sense digital.
Having very many discrete parts of known type at at-all-times-known positions in an automated way.
The focus here in this wiki is the latter (2).
External links
- Wikipedia: Digital manufacturing
- Wikipedia: Digital modeling and fabrication
