Software
AMFG, HP Partner on AM System Integration
Integration of HP 3D API with AMFG Additive MES software enables machine control and monitoring.
Read MoreOqton FactoryOS Integrates EOS Software for Seamless Workflows
Deep software integration enables a tight connection of manufacturing software and hardware that supports efficient, end-to-end production workflows on EOS systems.
Read MoreDesktop Metal’s Live Sinter Software Eliminates Trial and Error
Sintering process simulation software corrects for shrinkage and distortion of binder jet 3D printed parts during sintering to minimize trial and error.
Read MoreHP Universal Build Manager Optimizes, Automates Workflows
The software platform reimagines digital workflows by enabling personalization and end-to-end control across multiple additive manufacturing technologies.
Read MoreParaMatters’ CogniCAD 4.0 Delivers Smooth, Automated Workflow
Design platform enables both digital and traditional manufacturers to automate design-to-manufacturing processes.
Read MoreSandvik to Acquire Software Company CGTech
CGTech is a global provider of software for numerical control (NC/CNC) simulation, verification and optimization.
Read MoreTeton’s SmartSlice Reduces 3D Material Usage
Software can automatically optimize parameters so users can identify settings that yield the fastest print job by minimizing time and material while meeting strength requirements.
Read MoreSintavia, Siemens Collaborate on AM Software
Sintavia to provide software testing and technical feedback in exchange for access to pre-released Siemens additive manufacturing software.
Read MoreFor Additive Manufacturing, Software Is as Important as the 3D Printer
AM is the process that both requires and realizes the possibilities of manufacturing software. Recently posted articles cover software tools for additive — each article with a companion video.
WatchGenerative Design Improves Micromobility FUV: The Cool Parts Show #19
Arcimoto’s lightweight “Fun Utility Vehicle” gets even lighter thanks to parts that could only come from additive manufacturing. On this episode of The Cool Parts Show, some of the craziest automotive parts you have seen.
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