NVBots Sold to Ohio Manufacturer as 3D Printing Interest Grows
Jeff Engel for Xconomy: NVBots was founded by MIT students who were frustrated that the 3D printers they were using lacked capabilities for remotely collaborating on the design of parts and for controlling the printer.
Allegorithmic Introduces New Materials to Help Visualize 3D Printed Objects
Designers Can Now Mimic the Unique Characteristics of Ten Additive Manufacturing Technologies with Full Photorealism
Ultimaker introduces 0.25 print core and Ultimaker Breakaway
Leading 3D printer manufacturer Ultimaker introduces new support material Ultimaker Breakaway and a 0.25 mm print core. Both products are available immediately.
GE Additive opens Customer Experience Center in Munich
-GE Additives first international Customer Experience Center opened in Munich; The center, launched with an investment of $15 million, will employ up to 50 GE Additive employees within the 2,700 square meter state-of-the-art facility
-Center allows current and potential customers to accelerate their journey into additive manufacturing
-More than 150 guest and dignitaries from business, politics and academia came to Munich for the opening and discussed the importance of additive manufacturing
RIVA Precision Manufacturing Launches Expedited 3D Printing Services to the Jewelry Trade
Free Introductory New York Metro Delivery Available to New Customers, for a Limited Time
Offline Programming Software is Single Solution for Robotic Hammer Peening of Automotive Stamping Dies
Daimler wanted to develop a hammer peening process for polishing the stamping dies used to manufacture body panels for Mercedes-Benz cars. A robot was essential to the process. Little did the automaker know how difficult it would be to program a robot to handle the millions of toolpath calculations required for this intensive process. Conventional software tools were not up to the task. A three-year collaboration between Daimler and Robotmaster resulted in a robust software solution that not only made the programming for these large, complex dies easy and error-free, it reduced offline programming time by 70 percent. Once they had a foolproof solution for hammer peening, Daimler broadened their sights to other robotic processes. Laser hardening, laser cladding, and induction hardening also proved to be a great match with Robotmaster's single software solution.
Proto Labs Completes Acquisition of RAPID, Rebrands It as 'Rapid, a Proto Labs Company'
Effective today, RAPID will start operating under the name "Rapid, a Proto Labs Company." Over time, it will transition to operating solely under the Proto Labs brand.
Renaissance Services Announces Establishment of 3D Printing Division
Renaissance Services has established a division that specializes in 3D printing. Known as the PERFECT-3D Division, it performs a variety of 3D printing, but specializes in printing of ceramic components, primarily for the investment casting industry.
RIVA Precision Manufacturing Launches Expedited 3D Printing Services to the Jewelry Trade
Free Introductory New York Metro Delivery Available to New Customers, for a Limited Time
New design gives 3D printers a 10x speed boost
Rich Haridy for New Atlas: What previously took over an hour to print could now be created in just minutes thanks to a new 3D printer design from engineers at MIT
Kratzer, German Manufacturer of Highly Complex Precision Parts, Enjoys 90% Time Savings on Fixture Production With Stratasys Additive Manufacturing Technology
Increased production line efficiency through immediate additively manufactured fixture replacements
Carbon Powers Next-Gen 3D Printing Software With Cloud-based Computation
Enhancements Include Automated Tools Backed by Finite Element Analysis
Navidar Advises Proto Labs in Its Acquisition of Rapid Manufacturing
With the acquisition, Proto Labs will be able to offer its customers another quick-turn manufacturing service while expanding its CNC machining capabilities.
3D Systems Extends Leadership in Precision Healthcare with Technology Advancements to Quickly Create 3D Models
-- Industry-first Volume Virtual Reality software speeds visualization of digital 3D models created from patient scans
-- 3D Systems teams with global health leader Philips to provide access to 3D printed models
Stratasys Inks Deal to Bring Advanced 3D Printed Medical Modeling to Global Health Tech Leader Philips
-Philips IntelliSpace Portal 10 now interfaces with Stratasys workflows - creating realistic, 3D printed anatomical structures for pre-surgical planning and education
-Surgeons and hospitals enhance preparedness with patient-specific, multi-material, multi-color models from Stratasys Direct Manufacturing's parts-on-demand service
-See the solution live at RSNA 2017 - Stratasys booth North Hall B, #7565
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