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Business, Education, the Environment, and Other Issues,haracteristics in all of the countries visited drive and/or enable the technological development necessary for moving micromanufacturing forward. While this chapter makes some effort to compare the U.S. with other countries on these issues, readers can easily conduct similar comparisons from their own perspectives.

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Materials,le ability to be manufactured. These criteria hold true for micromanufacturing, in which parts have overall dimensions of less than 1 mm. This chapter begins by reviewing materials usage in Asian and European research in micromanufacturing, categorized by manufacturing process. Following that, speci

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Metrology, Sensors and Control,any of them are used for metrology, and in particular dimensional metrology. Most are used on production machines to provide feedback during production. Few metrology systems for process and product control are available. The sensors and metrology systems available for product and process analysis a