Autodesk to Acquire netfabb
September 24, 2015
Autodesk has entered an agreement to acquire netfabb, a developer of software solutions for industrial additive design and manufacturing. According to a company press release, Autodesk will also invest in FIT Group, netfabb’s parent company.
This partnership with FIT Group will also usher collaboration on industrial additive manufacturing technology adoption and development.
“Autodesk has always been impressed by FIT’s track record in creating powerful solutions to meet the challenges of industrial additive manufacturing and together we will accelerate a new future of making things,” said Samir Hanna, Autodesk vice president and general manager, Consumer & 3D Printing. “We look forward to welcoming the netfabb team to Autodesk and helping designers and manufacturers worldwide take 3D printing beyond prototyping and plastics, to reliably creating production-grade parts at scale.”
For more information, visit Autodesk and netfabb.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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