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Interesting DfAM Features in Flow 3.0

Velo3D announced a new version of their flagship software product, Flow, which happens to include a very interesting DfAM feature.

EOS’ Additive Minds Academy Open To North America

EOS’ Additive Minds Academy Open To North America

Top performing additive manufacturing staff are hard to find, and EOS is set to change that.

Two Ways To Look At AM Adoption

Two Ways To Look At AM Adoption

Moving to additive manufacturing has been quite a challenge for many companies, but perhaps there’s another perspective.

EMBARGO Mar 30, 12noon UK time Essentium Announces “EssentiumX”

Essentium Announces “EssentiumX”

Essentium announced a new team that will work directly with clients.

The UK’s Design For AM Network

The UK’s Design For AM Network

There’s a meeting place for those working on methods for additive manufacturing design in the UK: the Design for AM Network.

The Jig Is Up: 3D Printing Fixtures Is About To Be Much More Efficient

The Jig Is Up: 3D Printing Fixtures Is About To Be Much More Efficient

Stratasys and nTopology execs share a look at their new collaboration, starting with an impressive FDM Assembly Fixture Generator.

The Art And Science Of Predicting Polymer 3D Printed Part Strength

The Art And Science Of Predicting Polymer 3D Printed Part Strength

Swapnil Sinha is a PhD candidate in Mechanical Engineering at The Pennsylvania State University whose research in additive manufacturing shows strength for the future of both DfAM and in-situ embedding in 3D printed parts.

Published October 27, 2020
Categorized as interview, research Tagged dfam, embedded, in-situ, interview, research, simulation, student
The Journey From Making To Mechanical Engineering To Additive Manufacturing PhD

The Journey From Making To Mechanical Engineering To Additive Manufacturing PhD

Swapnil Sinha is a PhD candidate in Mechanical Engineering at The Pennsylvania State University whose story in moving into additive manufacturing is becoming more familiar these days.

Published October 27, 2020
Categorized as interview, learning Tagged design, designers, dfam, embed, embedded, engineering, interview, simulation, student
The Future of Additive Manufacturing

The Future of Additive Manufacturing

An interesting talk at the third episode of the ongoing 3DEXPERIENCE: A Virtual Journey revealed some hints about what may happen in additive manufacturing’s future.

Published September 28, 2020
Categorized as Event, Ideas Tagged 3DEXPERIENCE, certification, dassault, dfam, digital twin, event, future, manufacturing, prediction, quality control
Entirely New Form of 3D Design Developed: Computational Design Synthesis

Entirely New Form Of 3D Design Developed: Computational Design Synthesis

Researchers have developed what appears to be a far more accessible method of developing highly complex 3D models for 3D printing.

Published September 9, 2020
Categorized as research Tagged ai, cad, design, dfam, machine learning, manufacturing, software
Book of the Week: A Practical Guide to Design for Additive Manufacturing

Book of the Week: A Practical Guide to Design for Additive Manufacturing

This week’s selection is “A Practical Guide to Design for Additive Manufacturing” by Olaf Diegel , Axel Nordin and Damien Motte.

Published July 28, 2020
Categorized as book Tagged dfam, manufacturing

Book of the Week: Design for Additive Manufacturing

This week’s selection is “Design for Additive Manufacturing” by Martin Leary, who explains the economics of 3D printing and how to apply them through CAD design.

Published April 28, 2020
Categorized as book Tagged _temp, additive manufacturing, cad, design, dfam, economics

Book of the Week: Functional Design for 3D Printing

This week’s selection is “Functional Design for 3D Printing: Designing 3d printed things for everyday use – 3rd edition” by Clifford T. Smyth.

Published February 11, 2020
Categorized as book Tagged design, dfam
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