ArticleMolecular systems design & engineering2024
Two conjectures on 3D Voronoi structures: a toolkit with biomedical case studies.
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Abstract
3D Voronoi scaffolds are widely applied in the field of additive manufacturing as they are known for their light weight structural resilience and share many topological similarities to various natural (bone, tumours, lymph node) and synthetic environments (foam, functionally gradient porous materials). Unfortunately, the structural design features that promote these topological similarities (such as the number of vertices) are often unpredictable and require the trial and error of varying design features to achieve the desired 3D Voronoi structure. This article provides a toolkit, consisting of equations, based on over 12 000 3D Voronoi structures. These equations allow design features, such as the number of generating points (
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