Iran is emerging as a true player in the field of 3D printing, ranking second in publications among Muslim nations. With an impressive total of 606 publications over a period of ten years, the country demonstrates an unprecedented research and innovation dynamic. The rise of this technology, characterized by the creation of objects in three dimensions through a layered process, reflects significant advances in additive manufacturing. In this evolution, Iran also stands out in areas such as multi-agent systems and neural networks, thereby consolidating its status as a leader among Islamic nations.
Iran has achieved second place among Muslim nations in terms of 3D printing publications, with a total of 606 publications over a period of ten years. According to a report from the Web of Science, the country ranks 22nd globally in this field. Universities, notably Tehran University and Amirkabir University of Technology, have significantly contributed to this scientific output. Meanwhile, Iran also excels in 4D printing and technologies related to Industry 5.0, where it holds high positions on the global stage.
According to a report from the Web of Science database, Iran stands out distinctly with an impressive total of 606 publications in 3D printing over a period of ten years. This ranking places Iran second among Muslim countries, just behind Turkey, which leads with 779 documents. This dynamic illustrates not only the vigor of the 3D printing sector in the country but also its commitment to technological advances in this discipline.
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Academic institutions play a crucial role in this success. For example, Tehran University, with its 83 documents, shares first place with Amirkabir University of Technology. Also notable are Tarbiat Modarres University and Tehran University of Medical Sciences at the top of the ranking. The collaboration between these institutions contributes to the ongoing growth of research in 3D printing, reflecting the increasing interest in additive manufacturing techniques and their application in various fields.
The innovation potential in 3D printing
The report highlights that the rapid evolution of 3D printing in Iran reflects a willingness to explore the possibilities offered by Industry 5.0. By integrating technologies such as collaborative robots, augmented reality, and even 4D printing, Iran positions itself as a key player in the sphere of innovation. Moreover, with a total of 1,625 publications related to Industry 5.0, this places the country in second position among Muslim nations, behind Turkey. Iran’s dynamism in the field of additive manufacturing will only encourage new projects and collaborations in the future.