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Local impact of Additive Manufacturing
FunderNetherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)
DurationFrom 22 Sep 2025
Funded underSGW Open Competitie XS 2025 - ronde 2
Project code406.XS.25.02.082
Open Access mandatePublications: NoResearch data: No
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Popularly imagined as the technology “to produce almost anything from anywhere”, additive manufacturing (AM) – also known as 3D printing – is revolutionizing manufacturing by changing what, how and where firms produce. However, the lack of data is limiting our understanding of how AM affects local economies. In this project, I will develop (and make freely available) a database to track the adoption of AM in the US. Combining geocoded firm-level information on international trade in 3D printing machineries and online job postings related to AM, the data will provide key insights on the local impacts of this new technology.
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Popularly imagined as the technology “to produce almost anything from anywhere”, additive manufacturing (AM) – also known as 3D printing – is revolutionizing manufacturing by changing what, how and where firms produce. However, the lack of data is limiting our understanding of how AM affects local economies. In this project, I will develop (and make freely available) a database to track the adoption of AM in the US. Combining geocoded firm-level information on international trade in 3D printing machineries and online job postings related to AM, the data will provide key insights on the local impacts of this new technology.
