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ECO3D November: The latest economic news in 3D Printing
This month’s ECO3D contains a wide variety of business and economic news in the world of 3D printing. This month, many new and established companies secured investments, were purchased by larger companies, or announced big news regarding their future. We’ve…
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This month’s ECO3D contains a wide variety of business and economic news in the world of 3D printing. This month, many new and established companies secured investments, were purchased by larger companies, or announced big news regarding their future. We’ve included all the best news summarised below.
3YOURMIND secures $12M investment
Berlin-based 3D software company 3YOURMIND has raised $12M through a funding round. The company has already expanded into the US since last year but will use this to open an office in New York City, in addition to developing new software tools and programs to increase the ease and efficiency of industrial 3D printing processes. The investment round was led by UVC Partners, and included TRUMPF and AMV, a sister companyy of 3D printer manufacturer EOS.
ANSYS acquires 3DSIM for undisclosed fee
ANSYS are an engineering simulation software developer, and has acquired 3DSIM who create software to simulate 3D printing. Their products, such as their exaSIM software, allow users to predict and identify areas that may come under stress in production. This avoids build failures without requiring printing. It is thought that ANSYS will use this to offer customers a complete additive manufacturing simulation through their software.
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