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Design engineering teams face tight deadlines and high demands. A digitized, ultrafast 3D print workflow can maximize productivity and exceed quality expectations.

DE Editors discuss news from NVIDIA GTC Fall, Autonomous Cars on Campuses, Haptic Devices at AWE, and More

Augmented World Expo welcomes in-person attendees. Haptic devices and training applications offer clues to Augmented Reality's future in entertainment and enterprise use.

Sigma Labs VP Jacob Brunsberg discusses QA and Regulatory Challenges

Metal Additive System Maker joins other 3D printer makers going public

DE Editors Brian Albright and Kenneth Wong discuss metal 3D companies going public, news from Rapid + TCT, DE Design and Simulation Summit, and more

The Glimpse Group's cofounder DJ Smith discusses enterprise use cases, the consumer-grade hardware's advantage, visual fidelity required for design review, and more

In this podcast, Xometry‘s Greg Paulsen outlines the benefits of on-demand manufacturing when it comes to accelerating design innovation. He discusses the opportunities and challenges of digital manufacturing, and how Xometry connects engineers with rapid prototyping and manufacturing resources.

DE Editors discuss traveling to Rapid + TCT Conference, virtual car race hosted by Ansys, use of simulation in the Olympics, a 3D-printed bridge made by 3X3D, more

In this podcast, AMD’s Chris Hall discusses how more powerful CPUs can unlock new levels of engineering performance.

The Formula for Digital Twins requires physics-based modeling and machine learning.

CAASE21 Keynote presenters discuss how connectivity and autonomy is changing vehicle design.

CAASE21 speaker Lyle Levine from the National Institute of Standards and Technology discusses the challenges of getting regulatory approval for designs manufactured in metal 3D printing.

Altair Portfolio Goes Online with Altair One, NVIDIA Omniverse Moves from Beta to Commercial, Ansys and Flir partner to develop autonomous driving in the fog, Volume Graphics offer CT scan-based analysis software to find flaws in mechanical parts

Supermicro talks to DE about the company's approach to workstation architectures.