Headquartered in Pennsylvania, ANSYS Corporation is a global leader in ubiquitous engineering simulation software that helps complex companies such as GE create better products by leveraging their extensive engineering simulation software platform to solve complex design issues. Last year, in order to expand the use of 3D printing simulation, the company acquired 3DSIM to establish the industry's only complete 3D printing simulation workflow. Now, ANSYS will release a new metal 3D printing simulation software solution aimed at changing the way that the biotechnology, automotive, aerospace and defense industries produce metal parts."ANSYS is committed to changing the way products are produced through 3D printing by providing the most powerful and complete solution in the field. The pos...
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The world's largest electronics sourcing fair “2018 Global Sources Consumer Electronics Show“- the first phase “Consumer Electronics Show” was successfully held at the Asia World-Expo in Hong Kong on 11th to 14th April, with about 3,800 booths showed outdoor, automotive, smart home and other electronic products. Shenzhen Anet Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Anet") was invited to show the latest 3d printers, and attracted the attention of many overseas buyers.Anet was invited to attend “2018 Global Sources Consumer Electronics Show” 3D printers became focus in the world's largest electronics sourcing fair As the leading manufacturer of 3d printing industry, most of Anet 3D printers are our new products in this exhibition. H...
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Original title: MIT engineers use 3D printing to develop new bandagesIt is reported that MIT engineers used 3D printing technology to develop new types of bandages that are more tight and comfortable than traditional bandages. The new type of bandage is made of a special rubber film that can fit over your skin more. When your knees, elbows or other joints are injured, using traditional bandages will make your joints hard to move, and MIT The new 3D printed bandage developed by the Academy allows you to move freely. The design of the material is inspired by the folding of traditional papers and can also be used for various wearable 3D printing products. New bandages are made by 3D printing of special-shaped molds. Gel RubberThe team developed this material to remain tacky for a long ti...
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