Each month, 3DOLOGiE hosts 1-2 webinars that provide an inside look into 3D printing-related topics. We’ve covered types of 3D printing, 3D printing materials, and discussed real-world examples of how additive manufacturing has transformed the way many industries conduct business through the use of various applications.
These webinars are available on-demand and can be watched anytime, anywhere. So just in case you’ve missed one of the past three months, we’re here to recap them!
In January, we covered how 3D printing technology is becoming an integral part of the education industry and how it provides powerful three-dimensional learning aids to explain difficult learning concepts to students.
January’s second webinar introduced the new Markforged FX20 production 3D printer – the biggest, fastest, and most sophisticated 3D printer Markforged has ever built.
Our first webinar in February discussed the future of the factory floor and how companies can get on board with manufacturing applications by using 3D printing in your facility, knowing the costs, and learning how others are using the technology.
February’s Markforged webinar demonstrated how the Markforged Metal X can help drive efficiencies and new opportunities for your business with prototyping and low volume production via metal 3D printing.
In March, 3DOLOGiE held 3 additive manufacturing digital day webinars discussing how Markforged composite 3D printers can make a difference for your company, the Digital Forge platform, and the printing process from design to manufacture!
The manufacturing of food and beverages is a rapidly expanding sector of the economy, but there are still many difficulties in the industry. Supply chain interruptions, labor shortages, and growing cost pressures all affect manufacturers. Thousands of manufacturers in...
3D printing adds tremendous value to supply chains and opens up a wide range of production opportunities in the automotive industry. The technology is becoming more workable and cost-effective as companies bring additive manufacturing to the factory floor to support...
Markforged, the company strengthening manufacturing resiliency by enabling industrial production at the point of need, announced their new Digital Source platform, an on-demand parts platform built to enable the licensing and 3D printing of manufacturer-certified...
Early on, the aerospace industry was one of the first to embrace 3D printing services and adapt them in order to keep up with developments that occurred during the 1980s. 3D printing offers flexibility for the future, but also enables the kind of technical production...
Finding a solution was much easier when disruptive events affected supply chains before the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic. Finding a new supplier for production line replacement parts wasn't an impossible task because multiple, global-scale disruptions weren't typical, so...
New brand reflects the company's focus on accelerating 3D printing innovation across industries BROOKLYN, N.Y. & UTRECHT, Netherlands, May 2, 2023 – UltiMaker, a global leader in desktop 3D printing, today announced the reformation of its brands following the...
It's here! Introducing the newest addition to UltiMaker's line of S-series 3D printers: The UltiMaker S7. Over 25,000 customers innovate with the UltiMaker S5 every day, making this award-winning machine one of the market's best-loved professional 3D printers. The new...
On November 14, 2022, Markforged launched Simulation, which takes the guesswork out of 3D printing by validating part strength and optimizing print parameters for superior manufacturing efficiency. Simulation is the reincarnation of the Teton SmartSlice technology...
Football season is back and better than ever with innovative 3D technology safety features for player gear and equipment. NFL players receive new gear at the beginning of every season, and with one of the biggest concerns in football being head injuries due to the...
WATERTOWN, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Markforged (NYSE: MKFG), creator of the integrated metal and carbon fiber additive manufacturing platform, The Digital Forge, today announced the addition of Smooth TPU 95A to its portfolio of materials. The new, rubber-like...
