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Darius Rudinskas

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MicroelectronicsPolymers and plastics

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|Jun 13, 2025

Additive Manufacturing of Conductive Pathways for Drone Electrical Equipment.

Gintarė Malikėnaitė, Arvydas Rimkus, Darius Rudinskas

|Sep 28, 2024

Investigating Additive Manufacturing Possibilities for an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle with Polymeric Materials.

Laura Šostakaitė, Edvardas Šapranauskas, Darius Rudinskas

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2 joint publications

Arvydas Rimkus

2 joint publications

Viktor Gribniak

1 joint publications

Gintarė Malikėnaitė

1 joint publications

Artūras Jukna

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