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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The acquisition will allow Materialise to expand its cardiovascular solutions with predictive simulation capabilities, Materialise notes.
Memorandum of understanding intended to create solutions to optimize laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) equipment and metal 3D printing strategies.
Validation and certification of 3D printed parts is getting easier as standards efforts mature and process monitoring capabilities take aim at consistent quality.
Endeavor 3D moved to digitally transform its processes by implementing the Materialise CO-AM Software Platform to power its 3D printers from HP.
Partnership enables seamless workflow integrations and customizable print processors that help shorten production time.
Decentralized production models increase security and risk exposure of standard design intellectual property and additive manufacturing process parameters and recipes.
Solution providers turn to machine learning to reduce print failure.
Thanks to maturing DfAM practices, companies can optimize and innovate medical device designs while meeting rigorous compliance requirements.
e-Stage for Metal+ software uses physics-based modeling for automated support structure generation for laser powder bed fusion.
A personalized TMJ implant, enabled by a centralized digital workflow, shows a 100% success rate one year after treatment, a case study reports.
Leaders urge consolidation as financial difficulties pile up.
The 2023 Formnext show was a hotbed of new announcements, many leveraging AI to ensure consistent print quality and traceability for production-scale applications.
Three-way partnership lowers adoption barriers to leverage additive manufacturing in aerospace applications.
This year Materialises suggests that 3D printing isn’t just increasing—it’s shifting.
AM technology is finally primed for production-grade parts while new software enables more seamless design-to-print workflows.
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