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“I came to Dyndrite because of the company’s clear vision to solve the frustrations engineers have with current additive manufacturing software,” stated Dahlon, application engineer at Dyndrite.

Innovation in additive manufacturing hardware and materials in the last decade has been nothing short of phenomenal: an industry that was ‘good enough’ to do rapid prototyping, but nothing more, 20 years ago, has evolved into a thriving market that is providing certified parts for planes, satellites, energy infrastructure, automobiles and medical implants.

Harshil Goel

To say it has been a productive year would be an understatement! Here are few of Dyndrite's 2019 highlights.

Shawn Hopwood

It was Dyndrite’s first booth showing at Formnext 2019 and the experience did not disappoint. Over four days, November 19-22, our team held 24 major meetings, gathered hundreds of contacts, hosted five events, and attended three more including Women in 3D Printing, the AMUG Reception, and Formnext Closing Reception.

Staff Writer

After more than 3 years of development, we are proud to finally release the Dyndrite Geometry Kernel - a software solution that is out to shape the future of additive manufacturing. With over 100 guests including developers and OEMs, our team introduced the Accelerated Geometry Kernel (AGK) on the opening day of the 2019 Additive Manufacturing Users Group 2019 Conference in Chicago.

Software tools in design and manufacturing are indispensable for designers and manufacturers in today’s environment. Advancements over the years such as the introduction of CAD tools and new manufacturing processes like 3D printing have enabled us to design more complex objects and enabled the production of new types of parts never manufacturable before.

Harshil Goel

Dyndrite is proud to partner with the Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing (ACAM) and bring our cutting-edge computational, mathematics and additive manufacturing software tool to the ACAM community.

Shawn Hopwood