They will establish direct connectivity between Magics SDK and Synera’s agentic AI platform
Synera (previously known as ELISE) is working with Materialise so that its users can access Magics SDK and deploy additive manufacturing agents that handle design-to-print tasks autonomously.
Driven by industrial AM users like BMW Group, this collaboration aims to scale throughput while reducing manual effort and cost for AM users.
As a reminder, the latest version of Magics SDK, launched in 2024, allows for platform integration with Magics’ powerful build preparation algorithms, including automatic and manual repair of file errors, part orientation optimization, support generation, and slicing capabilities.
Synera’s platform on the other hand, enables engineering organizations to create and deploy collaborative AI agents that function as engineering experts, supplementing teams and autonomously addressing product development tasks.
Using a visual editor, engineers can automate at multiple levels of complexity – from simple tasks to complex AM end-to-end workflows thanks to fully-fledged multi-agent systems that seamlessly integrate with tools like Materialise’s Magics SDK.
The Materialise Magics SDK connector for Synera
The initial connector will provide comprehensive capabilities:
- Automated file repair and preparation directly from Synera
- Generation and customizion of support structures
- Advanced file editing and modification
This will enable users to create end-to-end automation workflows for additive manufacturing, significantly reducing build failures and ensuring models are properly prepared before printing. Combined with other additive manufacturing solutions in the Synera marketplace, users can manage the complete AM workflow from design to production thanks to connections to other tools like nesting, build process simulation and 3D AM machine software.
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