Velo3D is the latest metal-focused Additive Manufacturing (AM) firm to go public, following in the footsteps of Desktop Metal and Markforged. The trend suggests AM a robust sector serving more than a niche prototyping market.
DE Editorial Director Brian Albright ventures out to his first in-person tradeshow since the pandemic shutdown. From Chicago, he reports on the Rapid + TCT Conference.
The AM Green Trade Association (AMGTA) commissions a new sustainability report to assess how green AM is.
DE Design & Simulation Summit kicks off with a keynote on digital twins, followed by tracks on DfAM (Design for AM), workstation configuration, generative design, designer-friendly simulation, and more.
Senior Editor Kenneth Wong calls for Halloween-inspired design projects.
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DE Editors' Chat: Velo3D Goes Public, Sustainability Report on Additive Manufacturing, Halloween-Inspired Design, and More
October 7, 2021 at 10:00 pm
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