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Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials is a leading global manufacturer of high-performance materials in the form of semi-finished...
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We empower R&D by providing the computational power, ROS packages, payloads...
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WayKen is a rapid manufacturer, specializing in rapid prototyping and low v...
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For anyone looking to make a new product or improve an existing one, rapid prototyping is an invaluable tool. This article will guide you through how you can incorporate 3D printing into your rapid prototyping process while also reducing your costs and time to market.
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Lightweighting means more than just reducing mass. Through smart design techniques, you can maximize product functionality and minimize costs. Here are seven design tips for efficient structural design.
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This post explains how you can integrate nTopology into your Product Lifecycle Management system for tracing design activity and managing information.
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Injection molding with high-temperature plastics can be time-saving, resource-efficient, and preferable in terms of labor, quality, and what can be achieved
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Boosting the quality and repeatability of parts by decreasing tool deflection to fulfill customers' precision demands is critical. Tool deflection leads to rapid tool wear and elevates the possibility of tool breakage.
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Deoxidizing is the process that is prepared for subsequent surface treatment. The use of deoxidizer deteriorates can remove the natural oxide layer formed on the surface of the aluminum
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Any technology exists to solve a problem or make our lives better – and 3D printing is no different. Before diving into all the technical details, let’s look at what 3D printing is used for.
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With features such as multiple lenses, image stabilization, and advanced software, modern smartphones can produce images that rival the quality of professional cameras.
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Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, has been around since the 1980s. Now, after decades of evolution, this crucial technology has reached an inflection point, becoming exceedingly relevant in various fields of engineering.
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When it comes to absorbing an impact, something’s got to give. Generally, that is one of two things collapsing: a protective structure like a helmet (which is hopefully present), or the sensitive object being protected (e.g. a person’s body or head).
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When it comes to designing cars, saving weight is a top priority. But there is more to it than just swapping steel for aluminum, or tearing out the back seats.
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Ultimaker is proud to announce the Ultimaker print core CC – the newest addition to our line of print cores suited to specific job types and applications, from manufacturing to prototyping.
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When it comes to regulatory oversight, traceability is more a requirement than a recommendation. However, that doesn’t mean implementing it into your processes needs to be an obstacle; nTop Platform offers traceability right out of the box.
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See how Amplify Additive focuses on fusion and osseointegration to manufacture implants.
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Battery production is strictly related to this industry. Batteries are critical components that decide whether a driver will be satisfied with their car’s performance and range. Car manufacturers offering the highest class of luxury and elegance are also aware of this fact.
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