Results for tag: "Dematerialization"

Dematerialization is a concept in chemical engineering that refers to the process of reducing the amount of material used in a product or process. This is done by replacing physical materials with digital or virtual materials, such as software, data, or services. The goal of dematerialization is to reduce the environmental impact of production and consumption, while still providing the same level of performance. Dematerialization is becoming increasingly important in the chemical engineering industry, as companies strive to reduce their environmental footprint. This is being done through the use of digital technologies, such as 3D printing, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence. These technologies allow for the production of products with fewer materials, while still providing the same level of performance. Companies in the dematerialization market include 3D Systems, Autodesk, HP, Siemens, and Stratasys. These companies are developing technologies that enable the production of products with fewer materials, while still providing the same level of performance. Show Less Read more