Additive Manufacturing: A State of Art Review

In this study, an attempt is made to investigate the SWOT analysis on Additive Manufacturing by examining the research papers from past one decade (2010–2020). The reviewed paper illustrates how production methods and technology have evolved during the last decade. The organizations are searching better responsiveness for the clients in terms of counting capacity, minimum cost, recyclability or vigorously effective items. In order to address the latest industry problems and consumer requests, organizations are looking for better techniques. Organizations are exploring better techniques to meet the latest market challenges and demands of the clients. In the serious market, client-based manufacturing is the primary concern to improve and broaden strategies and methods in the industries. Today’s market demands simplicity in manufacturing of intricate shapes, time savings, scrap reduction and efficient use of people, machines, money and resources. An industry can only exist today, if it meets every customer’s desire quickly and cheaply. To keep up with the expanding market, industries transitioned from Industry 1.0 to Industry 4.0. According to study findings there are number of recommendations that can be made to practitioners in the business as well as academics, planners and administrators using additive manufacturing.