Comparison of the development of 3D printing in Kazakhstan relative to the world level

Madina Alimanova, Nazym R.Akhmetova, Bek Bazatbekov, Sabina Yurchenko

2019

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DOI 10.1109/icecco48375.2019.9043212
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Additive technology is a fast-growing industry that is currently available to everyone. While in developed countries they enjoy the full benefits of 3D printing, in Kazakhstan, not many people know about the charm of its use. 3D printing in the world has developed in various fields of use, from furniture in your home to a heart made of biomaterials. Interest in 3D printing in Kazakhstan is also growing, and based on the development scenario in the world, you can make an assumption of how it will develop. Reading this analysis will help to make a summarize what stage relative to other countries is a developing country like Kazakhstan is located.