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Nano Dimension has signed an agreement to acquire DeepCube.
A startup company has developed a unique method of certifying the quality of 3D printed metal parts.
This week’s selection is “Mechanical Behavior of Materials” by Norman Dowling, Stephen Kampe, and Milo Kral.
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.
Benchmarking samples are often produced to ensure a 3D printed part delivers the required engineering performance. However, miniFactory has introduced a new twist on the process.
Additive Industries announced a partnership with Sigma Labs to allow use of PrintRite3D on their equipment.
Sigma Labs has been hard at work with its quality control solutions for metal 3D printing: the company’s CEO fills us in on major advances.
There might be no stranger name for a 3D print product than the Spaghetti Detective, but it’s not only appropriate, but something that should become popular in 3D printing....
Researchers in the US military have developed a set of tests to determine the strength of 3D printed parts that could aid in future metal 3D printing quality control....
3D print service Sculpteo today released the results of their latest comprehensive annual survey of 3D printing use worldwide, and there's several important findings.
Shapeways has achieved ISO 9001 certification. What is ISO 9001 and how will it affect Shapeways?
Inkbit has developed an AI-based quality control system that can not only verify correct layers, but fix them, too.
What happens when 3D prints change from being prototyping devices to production machines? A lot more quality control, that’s for sure.
VELO3D announced a very sophisticated quality control system called Assure that should enable 3D print operators to easily dial in to optimal 3D printing parameters.
Is it possible to know what happened inside a completed 3D print? Yes, you can with Minifactory’s Aarni quality control tool.
Measurement is often seen as non-value-added work. However, if we properly account for the expected costs involved in passing defects on to customers, then the increased value...
As 3D printing continues to industrialize, quality management and traceability are increasingly in focus — and that’s just what TRACE software offers.
As metal additive manufacturing continues to see rising adoption, so too does attention paid to the quality of the parts produced.
Machine learning can be used for more than violating your privacy for a social media challenge.
Why did Sintavia acquire QC Labs, the non-destructive testing service? We have some ideas on the company's strategy to become an end-to-end supplier.
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