Prototyping
PostProcess Technologies' Automat3D Supports Digital Thread
Rapid 2018: The postprocessing software is specially engineered for additive manufacturing processes and materials
Read MoreEnd-to-End Additive Manufacturing at Slice Mfg. Studios
The Akron-based company aims to control and perfect the additive manufacturing of medical devices, from raw material all the way through shipping.
Read MoreLinear Comes Full Circle
The relaunched company will focus on metal 3D printing of mold inserts with conformal cooling. The timing is great, because some high-volume molders have just finished proving that this solution works.
Read MoreRize Add-in Integrates with Solidworks
As the result of a deepened partnership between the two companies, users can more easily transfer files from Solidworks to the Rize slicing software.
Read MorePlural AM's Material Management System Reduces Humidity
Rapid 2018: The system’s low-humidity, UV-free space is designed to increase material performance and shelf life.
Read MorePreviewing Rapid + TCT 2018
The annual trade show and conference has much to offer users of 3D printing technology. Review some of the highlights and plan your visit.
Read MoreMachine Learning for Invention Will Aid and Be Aided By AM
Neural networks that learn by trial and error—learning, in fact, like a child—will map the constraints of AM systems, allowing part designs to be optimized for those systems.
Read MoreSodick's OPM250L Supports Simultaneous 3D Printing of Multiple Parts
Rapid 2018: Parallel mode technology enables the OPM250L metal 3D printer to sinter multiple parts at once with a single laser.
Read MoreShapeGrabber Ai310 Automated 3D Scanner Speeds Inspections
Rapid 2018: The industrial scanner data can be compared to CAD models and used to generate visual reports.
Read MoreArburg Freeformer Enables Users to Qualify Materials
Rapid 2018: Arburg’s Freeformer saves and analyzes process data, and can optimize designs to quickly produce cost-effective prototypes and functional parts.
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