3D Software

There are countless slicers on the market for additive manufacturing – accordingly, it can be difficult to know each one in detail. But some stand out from the rest. For example, you may have already heard of the 3D printing…

WASP holds a significant position within the construction 3D printing sector. The company from Italy has introduced the WASP App, a parametric design software aimed at enhancing the user experience in crafting with clay. Clay has emerged as a primary…

It seems that nowadays artificial intelligence, or AI as it is more commonly known, is on everyone’s lips. And though there is significant discourse centering on ethical issues with the technology, it is undeniable that AI could be a great…

One of the technologies which has been become increasingly sensitive over the years has been 3D scanning technologies, notably LiDAR, or Light Detection and Ranging. From its origins of just barely being able to detect a shape and certainly nothing…

AutoCAD enables the professional creation and editing of 2D geometry and 3D models with solids, surfaces, and objects. It is one of the most internationally recognized CAD software because of the wide variety of editing possibilities it offers. For these…

Morphi is a user-friendly application designed for beginners in the field of 3D modeling, developed by Inventery, a New York-based company. The application is compatible with both Mac and Windows and can be used online or offline. However, the mobile…

PrusaSlicer is a slicer software by famed 3D printer manufacturer of the same name, Prusa. The software is based on the open source slicer Slic3r, which Prusa has enhanced with a number of improvements to meet the requirements of users…

The American software company Autodesk offers a wide range of CAD solutions for architects, engineers and designers, including its most well-known product, AutoCAD. Even though it is possible to create 3D models with solids, surfaces and mesh objects on AutoCAD, it…

Software plays an integral role in additive manufacturing, especially as solutions and applications become more industrial. It has become so important in fact that SmarTech released a recent report that showed that 3D printing software revenues would be expected to…

While all additive manufacturing technologies work differently and each has its own specificities, one printing process always starts in the same way: Computer Aided Design. This step consists of modeling a part in two or three dimensions, which is where…

In the most demanding industries, such as aerospace or automotive, the creation of parts requires exhaustive quality control to ensure they are suitable for their intended purpose. One of these aspects to be taken into account is the cooling of…

Starting the journey to get a 3D printed part usually means creating a 3D model, which is the essential first step in the process. While pre-made models are readily accessible on platforms such as Thingiverse, Yeggi, Printables, MyMiniFactory, and others,…