the RP market, receive little mention on the list are certainly corect.
This doesn't mean, however, that there are no significant advancess in
these technologies. For example, both FDM and LOM systems are prominently
involved in new materials developments. This includes FDM of ceramics and
metals at Rutgers University,
(web site: http://www.caip.rutgers.edu/sff/ ) and LOM processing of
ceramics, as well as continuous fiber reinforced ceramic matrix composites
and polymer matrix composites at The University of Dayton(web site:
http://www.udri. udayton.edu/mat_eng/rpdl.htm).
Richard P. Chartoff
Professor of Materials Engineering
University of Dayton
Rapid Prototype Development Laboratory
Dayton, Ohio 45469-0130 USA
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