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The council was formed to help evolve the Dyndrite platform and industry standards.

Dyndrite welcomes five new vendors to its Developer Council, on the heels of an announcement with first member HP. The council was formed to help evolve the Dyndrite platform, industry standards and create seamless customer experiences by cross-leveraging tools that elevate the industry as a whole, the company says.

Das Startup-Unternehmen Dyndrite aus Seattle kündigte eine neue strategische Partnerschaft mit Hewlett Packard (HP) an, um die geometrische Kernel-Technologie von Dyndrite

HP has chosen Dyndrite’s accelerated geometry Kernel to help power its next-generation, cloud- and edge-based digital manufacturing solutions for additive manufacturing (AM) hardware and software.

Seattle startup Dyndrite announced a strategic new partnership with Hewlett Packard (HP) to license Dyndrite’s geometric kernel technology and power the next generation cloud and edge-based digital manufacturing solutions.

Dyndrite™, providers of the accelerated geometry kernel used to build next-generation Additive Manufacturing (AM) hardware and software solutions, today announced a long term licensing agreement with HP to help power their next-generation cloud and edge-based digital manufacturing solutions.

Multinational printing firm HP and Seattle-based software company Dyndrite have announced a new strategic 3D printing partnership.

Dyndrite™, providers of the accelerated geometry kernel used to build next generation Additive Manufacturing (AM) hardware and software solutions, announced a long term licensing agreement with HP to help power their next generation cloud and edge-based digital manufacturing solutions.

HP has inked a strategic partnership with Dyndrite which will see the Seattle-based start-up’s accelerated geometry kernel applied to HP’s next generation additive manufacturing portfolio.

Develop3D Magazine: Dyndrite has announced a long term licensing agreement with HP to help power their next generation cloud and edge-based digital manufacturing solutions.

HP has entered into a strategic partnership with Dyndrite, underscoring the critical importance of software to the long-term success of industrial 3D printing. For additive manufacturing to effectively rise as a solution in wider adoption, three key aspects must come together: hardware, software, and materials.

3D printing company HP Inc. has selected Dyndrite’s geometry kernel to help power its next-generation cloud and edge-based digital manufacturing solutions. The partnership consists of a long term licensing agreement between the two companies and showcases HP’s dedication to AM innovation.

Today HP unveiled a new strategic partnership with Dyndrite, providers of the core 3D geometry kernel used to create scalable, high-performance, next-generation additive manufacturing solutions

New simulation and material advancements are making 3D printing viable for end use part production

The primary Digital Manufacturing Investor Day was held on June 30th as a free digital occasion. Hosted by Dyndrite Company, DMID2020 consisted of reside and pre-recorded Zoom shows—as is the rising pattern within the face of the viral pandemic limiting massive social gatherings.