Dr. Jaya mentions that environmental degradation poses a significant global challenge, threatening both health and businesses and necessitating urgent action for sustainability. She discusses how Additive Manufacturing (AM), or 3D printing, presents a viable solution by reducing resource consumption and carbon emissions through part consolidation and decentralized supply chains, particularly in industries like aviation and healthcare. However, its adoption faces obstacles such as intellectual property issues, high material costs, and limited awareness. To overcome these barriers, government support is essential for establishing standards, safeguarding intellectual property, and lowering investment costs. With the right backing, AM technologies can substantially decrease carbon footprints and foster a sustainable future.
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