December 12, 2024
Artificial intelligence (AI) and GPU acceleration continue to advance in the design and simulation market, opening up new levels of efficiency and enabling advanced design and workflows
In this Special Digital Issue, we take a look at how both AI and GPU acceleration are unlocking new avenues of innovation in the engineering world.
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Skip the Mesh, Print from CAD
Skipping the mesh and printing from CAD, some argue, is long overdue.
SPEE3D Collaborates With Northeastern University Kostas Research Institute
Purpose of collaborative effort is to bring additive manufacturing to students and military.
Azure Printed Homes Launches $4.2 MM Crowdfunding Campaign
Company named a 2025 SXSW Innovation finalist in Urban Experience for Sustainable Homes
JT File Importer Updated in KISTERS 3D CAD Visualization App
The new JT importer maximizes efficiency under multithreading demands.
Altair and Cranfield University Sign Simulation-Focused MoU
Organizations agree to advance use of simulation, data analytics, and AI.
Role of Additive Manufacturing Through 2030
The global market for aerospace additive manufacturing is estimated at US$1.2 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach US$3.8 billion...
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