Oresat in Orbit (Source: PSAS)
Cube Sat project

3D printing for space: assemblies withstand extreme conditions

3D printed components were manufactured by CRP USA for the Portland State Aerospace Society’s Oresat0 Cube Sat, Oregon’s first satellite, deployed into low earth orbit in March 2021 and successfully operating since then. A turnstile antenna assembly, a star tracker camera lens and sensor assembly, and a battery assembly were all 3D printed out of Windform LX 3.0.

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With Kelch QR, even small companies can achieve Industry 4.0 standards with a minimal investment of time and money.  (Source: Kelch)
Machining

A Smart Factory with minimal effort

With Kelch's modular concept, companies receive individual support in setting up and expanding their Smart Factory. The so-called Smart Factory Services are tailored to the needs of machining companies and consist of modules that can be combined individually.

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U-axis / facing head / facing slide kinematics (Source: Module Works)
CAD/CAM/CNC solution

Module Works releases 2022.12 Digital Manufacturing Software

Software developer Module Works announces the 2022.12 release of its digital manufacturing software components with new and enhanced features across the company’s entire CAD/CAM/CNC portfolio, including a new deburring preview, new cycles for rotary and turn milling, multi-regions for fused deposition modeling, and simulation and post processing for U-Axis turning operations.

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Galleries

Riven’s Warp Adaptive Modeling software quickly inspects, diagnoses and automatically corrects deviations between CAD files and actual 3D printed parts. (Source: Stratasys)
AM quality assurance

Stratasys acquires software company Riven

3D printing company Stratasys announced the acquisition of quality assurance software company Riven. The Berkeley-based start-up has been a Stratasys connectivity software partner and its cloud-based software solution will now be fully integrated into the Grab CAD Additive Manufacturing Platform.

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3Dfindit.com reduces effort and time taken to create library parts and their symbols. (Source: Cadenas)
CAD components

Siemens embeds part library from Cadenas into software

Siemens Digital Industries Software has deployed an all-new visual search engine to source CAD components for its Capital software for electrical/electronic (E/E) design. The search engine, known as 3Dfindit.com, was built and developed by Cadenas to enable engineers to more quickly find and source components for their designs.

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