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3D Printing technology is a tool for many institutions to many people as it helps them build what they want with ease. May it be prototyping their projects and testing them for experiments or be gadgets for daily applications or the medical types of equipment for any hospital. During the COVID - 19 pandemic, it has also offered great help by printing face shields and various other equipment. 3D Printing is a type of additive manufacturing and is very handy and productive, which will be used for manufacturing the sanitization system primarily. It will also discuss a full sanitization model of a chamber that can be easily manufactured using 3D printing technology and can provide minimum wastage of product, space, and time. It takes a lot of effort and time to sanitize repeatedly, and there are few sanitization tunnels available in India. It also talks about how people can build this chamber by themselves under a meager budget with equipment readily available and if they own a 3D Printer, which will be found in everyone's home. 3D Printing has confirmed to an extremely useful, which is also a perfect example of Computer-Aided Manufacturing and will make manufacturing the most complex things with ease. Also, it discusses how 3D Printing has emerged in this pandemic

Keywords

3D Printing, COVID-19, Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Sanitization.

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