+**Digital Fabrication** is the process of creating physical objects directly from [Digital Design](/wiki/digital_design) data. It employs computer-controlled machines to transform virtual blueprints into tangible forms, bridging the gap between idea and material reality through methods like [3D Printing](/wiki/3d_printing) and laser cutting.
+## See also
+- [Additive Manufacturing](/wiki/additive_manufacturing)
+- [Rapid Prototyping](/wiki/rapid_prototyping)
+- [Computer-Aided Design](/wiki/computer_aided_design)
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