Desktop Metal has announced the broad availability of its Shop System Forust Edition, with the machine set to be debuted at the upcoming Formnext event.
Authentise has announced the release of its Guidelines feature suite which provides users with information that is designed to ensure more successful and sustainable additive manufacturing outcomes.
PostProcess, a leader in automated and intelligent post-processing solutions for 3D printed parts, and EOS have announced a distribution partnership to provide a fully automated and sustainable depowdering solution for EOS customers.
Nexa3D has released an ESD-safe resin for the fabrication of static-dissipative parts, powered by Mechnano’s MechT. The new resin provides a cost-effective solution for high-res, static-dissipative parts required in electronics applications.
Replique announced on October 26 the appointment of Nikolas “Nick” Dinges as the company’s Chief Technology Officer. As the new CTO, Dinges will be responsible for developing its technology platform which enables OEMs to produce parts on demand.
Dyndrite announced a collaboration with SLM Solutions on October 25. The partnership will support the SLM file format within Dyndrite’s Application Development Kit (ADK).
Augsburg-based company Solukon says that the increasingly complex applications of powder-based 3D printing have led to rising demand for industrial depowdering. The company will be presenting its new automatic depowdering software at Formnext 2022.
On day four of the TCT Conference @ Formnext, Vishwanath Nayak, Principal Engineer at GE Healthcare, will discuss the implementation of metal additive manufacturing into the production in Medical devices.
Aidan Skoyles spoke to TCT about additive manufacturing's unique intellectual property challenges, how businesses can effectively leverage IP to achieve their goals, and more.
Mike Kenworthy, Chief Technology Officer at Divergent sits down with TCT to tell us what we can expect from the Divergent presentation at the TCT Conference @ Formnext, as well as why Divergent's DAPS systems is suited to the automotive space.
