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Materialise Talks the Importance of Software Providers for 3D Printing at RAPID + TCT
As you may already know, RAPID + TCT, the largest additive manufacturing event in North America, is known for bringing together all types of companies that encompass the production chain in one place. So, continuing our series of interviews ahead…
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As you may already know, RAPID + TCT, the largest additive manufacturing event in North America, is known for bringing together all types of companies that encompass the production chain in one place. So, continuing our series of interviews ahead of the show that will take place this year from June 25-27 in Los Angeles, California, today we talk to another of the exhibitors that will be present at the event. In this case we met with Materialise, a company dedicated to providing advanced software solutions that optimize the part design process for additive manufacturing. We spoke with Egwin Bovyn, Product Line Manager at Materialise to learn more about their presence at RAPID + TCT and their expectations for the event.
3DN: Could you introduce yourself?

Egwin Bovyn
I am Egwin Bovyn, Product Line Manager for the Magics 3D Print Suite at Materialise. As the head of the development and product management team of Magics I oversee the vision, strategy, development and advancement of the Magics 3D Print Suite.
Magics 3D Print Suite is a comprehensive software solution that empowers users to prepare, optimize, and print 3D models with precision and efficiency. With a deep understanding of the 3D printing landscape and the challenges faced by users, I strive to make Magics an indispensable tool for anyone involved in the 3D printing process. My focus lies on enhancing the user experience, streamlining workflows, and integrating cutting-edge features that address the evolving needs of the industry. Magics serves as a bridge between design and production, ensuring that 3D models are ready for seamless printing across a wide range of technologies and machines.





