Desktop Metal

Desktop Metal's new Studio System is designed to be an office-friendly metal 3D printing system; now shipping in U.S. with 2-week lead time.

This growth includes expansion into markets where printing on-demand parts and components is attractive, such as healthcare, aerospace and automotive.

316L joins Desktop Metal’s expanding metal 3D printing materials library for the Studio System.

Combined funding rounds are now at $438 million, reportedly making Desktop Metal a highly funded private 3D printing outfit.

The genesis of generative design can be traced back to simulation software, with topology optimization as the intermediary evolutionary step. Generative design software uses time-tested structural, fluid and thermal simulation technologies; however, instead of asking the user to provide the...

From new cold spray deposition methods to innovations in extrusion processes, advances in metal additive manufacturing address long-standing limitations related to cost, safety and time to print.

New compute platforms enable design engineers to reap the benefits of CAD, CAE and CAM convergence.

You got it. 3D printing is great for prototypes, but here's what you need to know about 3D printed industrial-grade parts.

In designer-friendly simulation products, real-time visuals may become a standard feature.

A recap of the RAPID + TCT 2018 conference.

A recap of the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference 2018.

According to a the Wohlers Report 2018, released recently by the 3D printing market research consultancy Wohlers Associates, an estimated 1,768 metal AM printers were sold in 2017 compared to 983 systems in 2016.

Magicfirm expects the three-step binder-based metal 3D printing system will become available as early as 2019.

Manufacturers’ embrace of additive manufacturing pressures software providers.