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Visualisation of Slice EX on the user interface of an ExAM 510 from Aim 3D (Source: Aim 3D)
Premiere at Formnext 2023

New slicing software for Aim 3D’s Voxelfill process

Create it Real and Aim 3D partner to advance 3D printing capabilities with the integration of Voxelfill technology into the Exam 255 and Exam 510 systems. This collaboration brings the innovative Slicex software solution, leveraging Voxelfill's cross-layer filling strategy to produce stronger, more uniform 3D components in a range of materials including metals and ceramics.

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1D medial skeleton rendered inside a polygon mesh model. (Source: Machine Works)
CNC simulation

Polygonica 3.3 with new features

Software company Machine Works has unveiled Polygonica 3.3, a significant upgrade to its polygon mesh component software library, offering a range of new features and improvements. Polygonica is a useful tool for various industrial sectors, enabling the resolution of complex 2D and 3D geometrical challenges.

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The Makerbot Sketch ecosystem provides educators with tools and resources to implement 3D printing with students.  (Source: Ultimaker)
Additive Manufacturing

Ultimaker relaunches Makerbot as 3D printing brand dedicated to education

3D printing company Ultimaker announced the relaunch of the new Makerbot as the only 3D printing brand solely dedicated to 3D printing for education. As part of this relaunch, the company expanded Makerbot Certification, its comprehensive 3D printing training and curriculum development programs, which are now available in multiple languages, including French, Spanish, German and British English.

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Replique's material database speeds up the material selection process and provides access to collective material knowledge and resources to customers and service providers alike. (Source: Replique)
Formnext

New material database simplifies selection in Additive Manufacturing

The provider of a decentralised 3D printing platform, Replique, announces the launch of a comprehensive and open material database for 3D printing at Formnext. With this step, the company is making the collective material knowledge accessible within the 3D printing community, ultimately streamlining the use of additive manufacturing (AM) for businesses.

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