Lightening-speed DfAM engine drives sustainable manufacturing
Traditional desktop computer-aided design (CAD) and engineering (CAE) software was developed for traditional manufacturing methods and relies on every engineer having access to an expensive, high-performance workstation. Meanwhile, 3D printing has unlocked new opportunities to innovate with complex shapes that are not possible to manufacture with traditional methods. This gap between 3D printing hardware capabilities
Source: designworldonline.com
