Software and computer-controlled machines execute high-precision tasks to build products

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A machine layers materials, such as plastic, liquid and metal powder, to build three-dimensional objects

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The rate at which an object’s velocity changes over time. Acceleration includes both speed and direction

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The digital creation of two-dimensional drawings and three-dimensional models using a computer system

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The study, design, and practical application of devices and systems that use electricity and electronics

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The development of computer systems using algorithms, patterns and statistical models so that they begin to learn and improve automatically without human intervention

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The manufacture and manipulation of matter on an atomic and molecular scale to produce innovative materials and devices

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A discipline of thermal engineering involving the generation, use, and exchange of thermal energy between material systems

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A manufacturing process used to shape metal through compressive forces such as hammering, pressing or rolling

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