Raise3D has launched, the ideaMaker Library, an all-in-one software solution for a seamless production workflow. The announcement follows the recent improvements the 3D Printer manufacturer made to RaiseCloud.
The launch of the ideaMaker Library aims to meet the current market demand in terms of productivity and ease of use.
To facilitate 3D Printing processes, Raise3D has created a new webpage for the storage of Slicing Profiles (.Bin) for both its 3D printers or third-party 3D printers and the appropriate filament. The webpage can also store the model files (.Stl) and print files (.Gcode), which can be downloaded and imported into ideaMaker.
The all-in-one solution therefore comes from the combination of ideaMaker, ideaMaker Library and RaiseCloud, all of these features facilitating the management of files, 3D printers, and users across a company, school, or team.
Put simply, each of these features combined to the other leads to an easy handling of the printing tools. For instance, the combination of Raise3D slicing and Print Management software – ideaMaker and RaiseCloud – enables users to send their model to their 3D printer and easily monitor the print process.
Furthermore, to make sure they are using the appropriate settings for their model, those who are using the latest version of ideaMaker 3.6.0, can download and import Model Files from the ideaMaker Library, along with the Slicing Profile which is compatible with their Raise3D or third-party 3D printer and filament.
Edward Feng, CEO at Raise3D, said “we keep working towards the goal of delivering an all-in-one solution that increases productivity. With ideaMaker Library as a new valuable asset, and the combination of ideaMaker and RaiseCloud, we are glad we can now provide this full solution and smooth workflow that will be a game changer for the manufacturing industry”.
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