2134/23905 Syahibudil I. Abdul Kudus Syahibudil I. Abdul Kudus Ian Campbell Ian Campbell Richard Bibb Richard Bibb Customer perceived value for self-designed personalised products made using additive manufacturing Loughborough University 2017 Additive Manufacturing End-users’ Involvement Perceived Value Product Personalisation Design Practice and Management not elsewhere classified 2017-01-27 11:31:45 Journal contribution https://repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/journal_contribution/Customer_perceived_value_for_self-designed_personalised_products_made_using_additive_manufacturing/9351905 As end-users become more involved in personalising designs, Additive Manufacturing (AM also known as 3D printing) has become an enabler to deliver this service through the manipulation of three- dimensional designs using easy-to-use design toolkits. Consequently, end-users are able to fabricate their personalised designs through various types of AM systems. This study employs an experimental method to investigate end-users’ reflections on the value of 3D Printed personalised product designs based on Product Value and Experiential Value. The results suggest that end-users gave higher value to all measurements for the 3D printed personalised products. This indicates that 3D printed personalised products have increased perceived value when compared to standard mass-production counterparts.