Additive manufacturing file format

<p>Additive manufacturing file format (AMF) is an <a href="/facts/Open_standard/RGvhGQVI">open standard</a> for describing objects for <a href="/facts/Additive_manufacturing/lbvWU3t0">additive manufacturing</a> processes such as <a href="/facts/3D_printing/lbvWU3t0">3D printing</a>. The official <a href="/facts/ISO/IacYR7Yg">ISO</a>/<a href="/facts/ASTM/xzdCexYJ">ASTM</a> 52915:2016 <a href="/facts/International_standard/9R3SMtfH">standard</a> is an <a href="/facts/XML/clNgUfWk">XML</a>-based format designed to allow any <a href="/facts/Computer-aided_design/5gSXrmmN">computer-aided design</a> software to describe the shape and composition of any <a href="/facts/Three-dimensional_space/KAqKWUbS">3D</a> object to be fabricated on any <a href="/facts/3D_printer/lbvWU3t0">3D printer</a> via a <a href="/facts/Computer-aided_manufacturing/gqYHXcK9">computer-aided manufacturing</a> software. Unlike its predecessor <a href="/facts/STL_(file_format)/IGvbNCYE">STL format</a>, AMF has native support for color, materials, lattices, and constellations.
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Additive manufacturing file format