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Do your metal 3D prints warp? Spending too much effort planning for thermal effects? Researchers have found a way to dramatially reduce metal warping.
This week’s selection is “Additive Manufacturing Change Management: Best Practices” by David M. Dietrich, Michael Kenworthy, and Elizabeth A. Cudney.
We haven’t heard much from MakerOS over the past couple of years, but they have big news today.
Every once in a while, you’ll be enjoying a hot ham ‘n cheese, when something comes along, slaps that sandwich out of your hand, and marks a substantial shift in the future of 3D product development software.
Leading metal 3D printing powder specialist LPW has been acquired by Carpenter Technology Corporation.
Sculpteo’s FabPilot service could supercharge operations at multi-3D printer workshops.
Last week we wrote on the problem of OctoPrint security, and this week we found a very good solution.
There are a great deal of metal powder manufacturers these days, each ready to supply metal powder to 3D metal printers. But one is doing something a bit different.
After a year of beta testing with over 1500 firms, MakerOS is now publicly available for subscription.
A small Canadian startup has developed a somewhat different concept for 3D printer networks.
MakerOS is an online service that provides a number of management functions to those operating 3D printing businesses. Now they’ve introduced a key function.
Companies with fleets of industrial 3D printers could get much value from a new module in Authentise’s 3DIAX suite: analytics.
I’ve seen a couple software solutions to the difficult problem of managing a 3D printer farm, and now another launches this week: 3D Printing ERP.
The world of 3D printing is a lot more than just the hardware; multiple supporting services have emerged to support the ecosystem, including one dedicated to professional makers: MakerOS.
To use a 3D printer, you must have 3D models. But wait, exactly how many do you have? Probably far too many to keep track of.
