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“Please wear a mask in public spaces,” the Hilton Hotel lobby signage makes it pretty clear upon arrival that they want their guests to feel comfortable and safe while on the property.

It’s business and materials for starters in this week’s 3D Printing News Briefs, and then on to 3D printing for cultural heritage. Dyndrite has added two new members to its Developer Council, and Carbon introduced a new material, while KAUST is 3D printing peptide-based hydrogel scaffolds for tissue engineering applications. Finally, a 3D storytelling project at the Art Institute of Chicago could also be a good opportunity for institutional accountability and reconciliation with indigenous communities and artists.

Stephen Anderson is the Vice President of Business Development at the Dyndrite Corporation. Dyndrite has built the world’s first GPU powered hybrid AM kernel, capable of reading native CAD. Previous to his role at Dyndrite, Stephen was the Additive Manufacturing Business Development Manager at Renishaw leading the 3D Metal printing business for the company in the USA. He joins the show today to talk about the evolution of software in the 3D Printing space and the growing need to have evolved solutions keep pace with the increasing printing speed, capacity, and throughput of 3D Printing machinery.

Dyndrite, providers of the core accelerated computation engine used to create next-generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, announces the addition of Essentium, the inventor of High Speed Extrusion (HSE) 3D printers and materials, as well as Xaar, a leading manufacturer of piezo-based inkjet technologies used in a number of industries, to the Dyndrite Developer Council.

Dyndrite has announced the addition of Essentium and Xaar to the Dyndrite Developer Council, taking the total number of members up to 25. The Dyndrite Developer Council includes companies like HP, Desktop Metal, ExOne and SLM Solutions, who have come together to collaborate on industry standards, influence technology directions and gain early access to technologies developed by Dyndrite and other members.

Dyndrite, providers of the core accelerated computation engine used to create next generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, today announced the addition of Essentium Inc, the inventor of High Speed Extrusion (HSE) 3D printers and materials, as well as Xaar, a leading manufacturer of piezo-based inkjet technologies used in a number of industries, to the Dyndrite Developer Council.

Dyndrite added Essentium, a company that pioneered of High-Speed Extrusion (HSE) 3D printers and materials, and Xaar, a manufacturer of piezo-based inkjet technologies used in a number of industries, to the Dyndrite Developer Council. The Dyndrite Developer Council is a central component of the Dyndrite Developer Program which provides tools, resources, and community for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), independent software vendors (ISVs), and service providers developing on the Dyndrite platform.

Dyndrite, providers of the core accelerated computation engine used to create next generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, today announced the addition of Essentium Inc, the inventor of High Speed Extrusion (HSE) 3D printers and materials, as well as Xaar, a leading manufacturer of piezo-based inkjet technologies used in a number of industries, to the Dyndrite Developer Council.

Dyndrite™, providers of the core accelerated computation engine used to create next generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, today announced the addition of Essentium®Inc, the inventor of High Speed Extrusion (HSE) 3D printers and materials, as well as Xaar, a leading manufacturer of piezo-based inkjet technologies used in a number of industries, to the Dyndrite Developer Council.

Every year 3D print builds grow in size and complexity. New printers offer increased resolution, accept more metadata, and are capable of more complex toolpathing. As a result engineers are designing far bigger and/or more complex parts. Users expect to nest more and more parts within a build. As a result, file sizes are exploding.

This year’s Dyndrite Developer Conference, taking place online April 20–21, 2021, is set to take attendees on a live virtual tour of Cobra MOTO, manufacturers of race-ready mini motocross bikes, and Cobra AERO, manufacturers of advanced engine technology.

This year’s Dyndrite Developer Conference, taking place online April 20–21, 2021, is set to take attendees on a live virtual tour of Cobra MOTO, manufacturers of race-ready mini motocross bikes, and Cobra AERO, manufacturers of advanced engine technology.

Software developer Dyndrite, headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA, has announced the Dyndrite Developer Conference (DDC2021), an international virtual event for next-generation Additive Manufacturing hardware and software solutions.

Software developer Dyndrite, headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA, has announced the Dyndrite Developer Conference (DDC2021), an international virtual event for next-generation Additive Manufacturing hardware and software solutions. The two-day event will take place online from April 20–21, 8:00 PST, and is sponsored by HP.

The first generation of CAD and CAE software for PCs was designed to do all the calculations on the CPU. Graphics processing units (GPUs) were only for accelerating graphics displays. It would be years before NVIDIA and AMD added sophisticated parallel processing hardware, at first in support of new video games. It didn’t take long for CAD/CAE software developers to realize there were new capabilities in GPUs that they could use.