Improved Metal Additive Manufacturing With VoxelDance Additive 4.1

Software plays an integral role in additive manufacturing, especially as solutions and applications become more industrial. It has become so important in fact that SmarTech released a recent report that showed that 3D printing software revenues would be expected to reach $6.2B in 2031 as compared with $1.2B in 2022. The reason for this is clear. There are so many different steps to 3D printing, and software plays a role in almost every one: from designing to slicing to automation and monitoring software. This is especially the case when it comes to metal 3D printing. For this reason, VoxelDance has updated its end-to-end software solution for metal AM, making it even more efficient and effective.

VoxelDance has been making a name for itself since its founding in 2019, positioning itself as a competitor to software providers like Materialise. In fact, they have already worked with a number of key players on the market including Eplus3d, Nano Dimension, Luxcreo, Phrozen, Anycubic, Elegoo, Creality, and more. They define themselves as an “algorithm-driven innovative 3D printing software company that is committed to independent research and development of CAD/CAM software for additive manufacturing.” And they have much to show for it. Their all-in-one software 3D printing build preparation software VoxelDance Additive is compatible with SLM, SLA, DLP and SLS 3D printing and can be used for applications in healthcare, prototyping, resin and metal dentistry, industrial molds, consumer products and more. Their latest update VoxelDance Additive 4.1 is especially notable as well since it has over 30 new features and optimizations that have been designed especially to help companies address challenges in industrial metal 3D printing. We took a closer look.

VoxelDance Additive 4.1 promises improved user experience thanks to new features and increased speed

What Can You Expect From VoxelDance Additive 4.1?

As mentioned, VoxelDance Additive is a build preparation software that is designed specifically for additive manufacturing. Essentially, this means that it can help users to take their idea from initial stages to the final, optimized design for 3D printing. This includes of course optimization of the part, integration of support structures, automatic nesting, file repair, slicing and more. But what can users expect with this new update?