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Erik Thomassen
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Ir. E.W. (Erik) Thomassen
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Manufacturing and Design: Deep learning stimulated
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Delft University of Technology
Created: 06/07/2018
Modified: 11/11/2020
Teaching manufacturing techniques to bachelor level industrial design engineering students is not straightforward, especially when abstraction is required. A solution to this specific point is provided, focussing on the “seven most important manufacturing techniques” only.
