Materialise is headquartered in Leuven, Belgium and has branches worldwide. We’ve been playing an active role in the field of Additive Manufacturing (AM) since 1990. In addition to having the largest single-site capacity of AM equipment in Europe, we have a strong reputation as a provider of innovative software solutions. We strive to use our expertise to create a beter and healthier world with 3D Printing and through biomedical and clinical solutions for medical image processing and surgical simulations. Our customers range from large companies in the automotive, aerospace and consumer electronics sectors; to famous hospitals, research institutes and clinicians; to individual consumers interested in bringing their own unique creations to life through i.materialise or by purchasing a celebrated .MGX design.
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Sigma Additive, Materialise integrate PrintRite3D and Materialise Process Control offerings.
Materialise survey finds challenges hamper AM adoption, but organizations see the value, committed to expanding usage over time.
AM and digital manufacturing tools are in the spotlight as companies localize and distribute manufacturing closer to home to build greater resiliency into their supply chains.
Quickparts will use CO-AM to streamline on-demand manufacturing processes across multiple production sites, company reports.
With 3D printing an engine for distributed manufacturing and localized supply chains, new security techniques are emerging to ensure part authenticity and manufacturing resiliency.
For 2023 the company has identified four trends for breaking down the barriers associated with adopting 3D printing. technology.
Company adds seven new technology partners and offers Magics integration.
The Identify3D product suite encrypts, distributes and traces the flow of digital parts.
Now released is Materialise Magics 26, software for 3D printing file preparation.
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
Materialise's latest workflow enables efficient part editing and build preparation.
CO-AM software from Materialise will allow users to plan and optimize additive manufacturing operations.
Emerging eVTOL aircraft developers turn to additive manufacturing for lightweighting and prototyping.
Platform delivers ability to identify and address process and quality issues in real time, companies report.
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
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