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« What did 2019 mean for AM companies and what are they looking forward to in 2020? »
At the beginning of 2019, we asked additive manufacturing experts what were their predictions for the year. The main forecast for participating companies was...
Formnext Preview 2019 – Part 1: Mimaki, Materialise, XJET, Arburg, Roboze & RAYLAYSE
We have announced it in several articles. Formnext is a lot of things and there is a lot to see. We have been able...
Materialise launches Streamics 8, its 3D printing operations management software
Materialise opens the doors of Digital Rights Management (DRM) in 3D printing. DRM provides manufacturers a safe and secure way to print high-value end-parts...
News Round Up : Materialise & Fluidda, Aleph Objects & America Makes
Improving respiratory care using 3D printing, integrating 3D printing in the U.S. Army supply chain and Aleph Objects new 3D printer
Aleph Objects adds...
Materialise reveals its 3D printing trends for 2019
D-D-19 and we will be celebrating the new year. At this moment, companies are currently taking stock and making resolutions for 2019. Others such...
Stratasys and Materialise give life to 3D Printed Medical Models
Stratasys & Materialise have been operating for a long time now in various fields of the additive manufacturing industry including healthcare. Applications of Stratasys...
Materialise provides new materials in addition to its simulation software service
Two months ago, Materialise launched a simulation software to complete the complete the Magics 3D print suite. Today, the company extends its services with...
Materialise launches a simulation software for metal 3D Printing
The Magics 3D Print Suite is not anymore the unique software of Materialise. The Belgian 3D printing company unveiled at TCT yesterday a simulation...
Hyundai Mobis’Autonomous Driving Test requires the use of a software for 3D Game Technology
The Group Hyundai increasingly integrates 3D technologies in its services. In the April issue of 3D ADEPT Mag, we were explaining in a case...
The 3D printed reconstruction of a mammoth skeleton
One of the largest Stereolithography project ever achieved in Belgium is the 3D printed reconstruction of the first mammoth skeleton.
Experts will 3D scan the...