Press Coverage

We’re starting with two COVID-related stories in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, before moving on to a 2021 event. ZVerse has released its fifth 3D printed PPE product since April, and Jellypipe is rolling out a 3D printing COVID recovery package. Finally, applications are now being accepted for Dyndrite’s second annual Digital Manufacturing Investor’s Day in January.

HP has teamed up with start-up software developer Dyndrite to create HP Universal Build Manager Powered by Dyndrite (UBM), which it describes as “a robust solution” for delivering CAD-to-print workflows for additive manufacturing.

Dyndrite Voxel API (Application Program Interface) has been launched, as the company looks to enable software developers to create and manipulate massive data-rich voxel sets with eyebrow-raising performance.

Dyndrite, providers of the core accelerated geometry engine used to create next-generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, at its virtual, Dyndrite Day, event announces, along with other news, its new Voxel Application Program Interface (API).

Dyndrite, providers of the core accelerated geometry engine used to create next generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, today announced three new vendors to the Dyndrite Developer Council. The new members are: AddUp, EnvisionTEC, and Link3D.

Dyndrite has released, along with other news, its new Voxel Application Program Interface (API).

Each week, DE’s editors comb through dozens of new product releases and use their combined years of engineering industry knowledge to choose a few products and services that they think will help engineers innovate by working smarter and more efficiently.

Dyndrite, providers of the core accelerated geometry engine used to create next-generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, at its virtual, Dyndrite Day, event announced its Voxel Application Program Interface (API).

HP Inc. has introduced Universal Build Manager, which leverages proprietary HP software and data processing as well as Dyndrite’s Accelerated Geometry Engine to simplify and automate build preparation across additive manufacturing (AM) technologies at high speeds, according to HP officials.

Dyndrite recently held its “Dyndrite Day”, a two-hour event that enabled the US-based software company to reveal more about its products, applications and strategic partnerships.

There could be some profound implications coming for additive manufacturing, after a review of the newly announced HP Universal Build Manager, which is powered by Dyndrite.

This summer, Seattle-based additive manufacturing hardware and software solutions provider Dyndrite and HP decided to join forces to license Dyndrite’s geometric kernel technology in order to power next-generation cloud and edge-based digital manufacturing solutions.

A 2-hour event outlining Dyndrite and its emerging Digital Manufacturing Nervous System bringing new power to Additive Manufacturing

Dyndrite, providers of the core accelerated geometry engine used to create next generation digital manufacturing hardware and software, announced the first commercial application for additive manufacturing, an advanced software solution developed by HP, using the Dyndrite Accelerated Geometry Engine.

HP’s Universal Build Manager Powered by Dyndrite is First Commercial Application Built on Dyndrite’s Core Accelerated Geometry Engine