Boeing protects aeronautical additive manufacturing with Assembrix

Aeronautical and aerospace builder Boeing recently announced a new partnership with Assembrix, an Israeli company known for their industrial additive manufacturing platform. Their program allows you to oversee the entire digital process, from design to production and verification. Boeing is expected to adopt the Assembrix solution to protect the intellectual property of their 3D printable models.

Intellectual property applied to additive manufacturing is a key topic for many market players who need to protect their 3D models and creations, especially in the aerospace sector; manufacturers do not want to see their optimized parts topologically copied by a competitor. Solutions have therefore been developed in the 3D printing market to ensure the safety of the production line. For example, the startup Identify3D protects all data and ensures the traceability of production.

Boeing will now be able to count on the Assembrix solution

Boeing, an adept player in additive manufacturing for some years now, has turned to Assembrix. This Israeli company has developed geometric algorithms combined with robotics to protect 3D files against interception, corruption, and decryption, facilitating secure sharing between internal teams and confirmed external clients. Boeing should be able to send its 3D files safely through this platform.