AMAIZE has been developed to enable the generation of optimal print recipes using a physics-informed AI technology for first-time right 3D printing. EOS is among those to have integrated the software with its machines.
The new technology, named TEMPUS, ‘employs seamless communication between advanced software and hardware components’ to allow lasers while the powder recoater is moving.
Through this acquisition, BigRep believes it will realise 'far-reaching synergies' by offering a full spectrum of low-to-high temperature additive manufacturing solutions.
The company says the decision to withdraw its participation in the event was a difficult one but was made as a consequence of the ongoing war situation in Israel.
nTop launched Implicit Interop in partnership with EOS earlier this year, giving users the capacity to transfer complex designs in megabyte-sized files to significantly reduce file generation and upload times.
The metal 3D printing company will present a new automated powder circulation system, large format 3D printers, new in-house developed materials, and the BLT-MES production line management system.
Evolve Additive Solutions has launched a parts production service powered by its Selective Thermoplastic Electrographic Process (STEP) 3D printing technology.
Farsoon Technologies is partnering with BASF Forward AM and Hyperganic to offer additive manufacturing users an integrated solution for the creation of lattice structures across a range of industrial applications.
Simon Evans, Director at Jewelled Phoenix, a jewellery company which leverages 3D printing to manufacture bespoke pieces, explores the viability of Triply Periodic Minimal Surface (TPMS) for mass customisation.
