Design
The Power of AM Is in Product and Process
Additive manufacturing will advance where DFAM improves product performance and is supported by the process chain.
Read More7 Helpful Numbers Quantify Design Rules for Additive Manufacturing
How tiny can features get? How high can walls extend? What is the longest unsupported distance a bridge of material can span between two features? These and other DMLS and SLS design rules addressed by expert from Proto Labs.
Read MoreMolder’s Experience Illustrates How AM Will Interact with Other Advances
Additive manufacturing is not moving forward in isolation. It will leverage and work in harmony with other manufacturing technologies that are also moving forward.
Read MoreSuccessful Prints Require Feedback Before They Go to the Machine
DFAM is unlike designing for subtractive machining or injection molding, and requires acute understanding of the machine, process and materials involved.
Read MoreProgress Toward a Model for DMLS
Research funded by America Makes is creating a model that will minimize thermal distortion in DMLS.
Read MoreThe Next Generation of AM Software Will Be Generative
Autodesk’s Amar Hanspal looks at additive manufacturing and the future of making things.
Read MoreHow Does Topology Optimization Work? See the Recorded Webinar
This SolidThinking presentation includes examples of weight-optimized parts, demonstration of topology optimization and responses to viewer questions.
Read MoreDesign for AM: Diesel Engine Support Optimized for Savings and Performance
A diesel engine support, connecting the powertrain and the vehicle chassis, is optimized for weight savings, performance and manufacturing cost reduction as a result of redesigning the part for AM.
Read MoreWebinar: Topology Optimization of 3D-Printed Components
Register for the free webinar by SolidThinking to be held Friday, September 30, at 1:00 p.m. EST.
Read MoreLightweight Motorcycle Made Through AM to Be Seen at IMTS
Additive manufacturing allowed electric bike’s frame to be optimized for minimal mass and material.
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