3D printing company Stratasys has announced a new certification program for FDM 3D printer operators and engineers, the first in a series of certification programs for Stratasys 3D printer users.
Stratasys launched the first of a series of comprehensive certification programs to enable customers to increase 3D printer utilisation and accelerate time to value on their additive manufacturing investments.
(Source: Stratasys)
A new program FDM certification program launched by Stratasys is designed to provide customers with a comprehensive education that supports their adoption of 3D printing through the entire FDM printing process. Customers completing the courses will receive official Stratasys Academy certificates certifying their skills and level of mastery in a leading technology of the 3D printing industry.
“The Stratasys FDM Certification Program provides our additive manufacturing engineers with educational content that allows them to expand what is possible with additive manufacturing inside GM,” said Kyle Sinko, AM lead for General Motors. “By becoming certified in FDM technology we have gained a competitive advantage that will provide us with significant ROI in the coming years and know-how within our organization.”
The company plans to continue to introduce certification programs across its 3D printing technologies, including Polyjet, P3, SAF and stereolithography. The certification programs is designed to enable customers to gain expertise in the 3D printing process from software-based design to printer operations to post-processing parts.
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