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3DEXPERIENCE Make, Dassault Systèmes’ on-demand AM platform
Additive manufacturing is revolutionising the industry by leading a real change in production methods: relocation of manufacturing resources, gains in terms of flexibility for the production of prototypes and small series in-house, reduction in lead times and costs, etc. However,
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Additive manufacturing is revolutionising the industry by leading a real change in production methods: relocation of manufacturing resources, gains in terms of flexibility for the production of prototypes and small series in-house, reduction in lead times and costs, etc.
However, these new production systems remain expensive and often still represent too much of an investment for companies. As a result, they turn to external solutions such as 3D printing services that can easily carry out tailor-made projects. With more and more of these service providers on the market, it is difficult to know which one to turn to, a problem that Dassault Systèmes wishes to address.
The French software company, known for its Solidworks and CATIA solutions, has recently entered the cloud manufacturing market. Called 3DEXPERIENCE Make, the online platform makes it possible to connect a user and a 3D printing service by comparing the various offers from its service provider partners.
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