Top 5: A Talk With SolidCAM About Their Decision To Move Into the AM Market

It’s Friday again and you know what that means. It’s time for our weekly top 5 videos from the exciting world of 3D printing! We start off this week’s top 5 videos with an interview with Dr. Emil Somekh, Ceo and Founder of SolidCAM at the IMTS 2022. Next, you’ll be introduced to HP’s impressive metal AM solution. After that, Northrop Grumman presents its scalable composite robotic additive manufacturing system. Following that, you’ll find out more about CerAMfacturing’s solutions for high-performance ceramics. Last but not least, Siemens’ Adam Hiller takes you through the different steps of producing a lightweight part for an electric car at the IMTS 2022. We hope you enjoy this week’s top 5 videos and wish you a relaxing Sunday and a good start into the new week!

Top 1: SolidCAM Moves Into Additive Manufacturing

This week, 3Dnatives was at IMTS 2022 where we got the opportunity to see some of the incredible updates from the 3D printing world. This included SolidCAM, a mainstay in the traditional manufacturing market, who have decided to turn as well to metal 3D printing. We spoke with Dr. Emil Somekh, CEO and Founder, and Anthony Calderone, Head of AM of the company to learn more about how CNC and CAM softwares are integrating metal AM solutions to improve manufacturing systems. Check out our exclusive video to learn more!

Top 2: HP Introduces its Metal AM Solution

Though it was first announced all the way back in 2018, due to the pandemic and other roadblocks, HP’s metal 3D printing solution was delayed. However, that is no longer the case. This week at IMTS 2022, the company announced that its metal AM solution, Metal Jet S1000 is now commercially available! The company hopes to give users the ability to produce one-of-a-kind metal parts rapidly and at a lower cost with their HP Metal Jet technology. In the video below, you can see how it works.