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Similar to inserting coins to purchase a snack, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) students like Amy Elliot (above) insert an SD card with their design into DreamVendor (left), and the machine fabricates and dispenses a fi nished part. Elliot is researching additive manufacturing of copper for her Ph.D. work in the Virginia Tech DREAMS Laboratory. (Photos courtesy of Virginia Tech.) Lynne Robinson and Justin Scott

Layers of Complexity: Making the Promises Possible for Additive Manufacturing of Metals