Learning Design for Additive Manufacturing, DFAM, you can:
- Add value to your products
- Cut production costs
- Shorten lead times
World-renowned 3D printing professor, Olaf Diegel, explains the key points of DFAM in this video interview.
Related posts
HP hits milestone with 170 million 3D printed parts
HP 3D printing has hit another milestone with their acclaimed Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology. Over 170 million parts have been 3D printed worldwide by users since the launch of their first 3D...
Read More
Guide to the most common 3D print materials
The number of 3D print materials has grown extensively the past decade. There is now a multitude of various industrial-grade materials to choose from. Several of these are developed for additive manuf...
Read More
Q&A from the Webinar: Elevate your CAD with the power of cloud
Our Cloud Data Management experts Christoffer Stokkebro and Anders Wentzel hosted an appreciated webinar about Cloud Services, and how it can improve your CAD workflow. The Q&A session included a ...
Read More