TECH NEWSSOFTWARE

Stratasys Brings Enterprise Software Connectivity to 3D Printing to Scale up Manufacturing

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Each SDK package includes a complete set of application programming interfaces, documentation, and code samples that enable development partners and manufacturing customers to establish two-way connectivity between Stratasys FDM® 3D printers and enterprise software applications. The program gives customers the power to integrate, manage, and support additive manufacturing for production of end-use parts.

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INDIAN SCENARIO

Govt. of India formulating India’s 3D Printing Policy to Develop a Conducive Ecosystem for Local Firms

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The Ministry of Electronics and Information (MeitY) of the Government of India revealed that it is formulating India’s 3D printing policy aimed at promoting 3D printing on an industrial scale and helping domestic companies overcome technical and economic barriers so that they can build supportive and ancillary facilities for world leaders in the technology, such as the US and China.
TECH NEWSMATERIALS

Markforged Unveils new High-Strength AM material Onyx ESD for the Electronics Manufacturing Industry

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Markforged, creator of the world’s largest metal and carbon fiber industrial 3D printing platform, the Digital Forge, recently unveiled Onyx ESD – a new high-strength composite material for the electronics manufacturing industry. The release of Onyx ESD from Markforged comes amid growing demand for 3D printing materials that are not only safe for electronics manufacturing, but also produce high-quality and high-strength parts.
APPLICATIONAEROSPACE

NASA’s 3D Printed Rocket Engine Parts Survives 23 Hot-Fire Tests

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After completing rigorous testing procedures in November this year, NASA, the premier space agency under the U.S. Federal Government, demonstrated that two 3D printed rocket engine components namely, a copper alloy combustion chamber and nozzle made of a high-strength hydrogen resistant alloy, have survived 23 hot-fire tests. The components had to undergo extreme combustion environments that traditionally manufactured metal structures experience in flight.