Roboze Unveils Software to Optimize Processes and Efficiencies for 3D Printing

Roboze Unveils Software to Optimize Processes and Efficiencies for 3D Printing

Roboze, the Italian-American provider of 3D printing solutions dedicated to the production and rapid prototyping of accurate, repeatable parts for extreme, end-use metal replacement applications, has launched Prometheus, a robust slicing software that dramatically increases the productivity of its customers. The software, developed by Roboze’s software engineering team, was unveiled today at this year’s Rapid + TCT event.

Quantum X Shape, a New, Ultra-precise 3D Microfabrication System

Quantum X Shape, a New, Ultra-precise 3D Microfabrication System

Nanoscribe, now a BICO company, launched the Quantum X shape, a new ultra-precise 3D microfabrication system for rapid prototyping and wafer-scale batch production. With the Quantum X shape, high-precision 3D printing becomes significantly more efficient in terms of printing on wafers up to 6 inches in size. This gain in efficiency is particularly important for a research lab and industrial manufacturing processes such as in life sciences, material engineering, microfluidics, micro-optics, micromechanics, and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS).

Anycubic Photon Ultra affordable DLP 3D printer in pre-sale for 9 3D Printer Hardware

Anycubic Photon Ultra affordable DLP 3D printer in pre-sale for $399 3D Printer Hardware

We don’t usually cover Kickstarter fund-raising projects unless they are credible projects that come from verified companies, who are already on the market with other similar products. Anycubic is one such company. They have been developing high-quality, very affordable LCD stereolithography systems which are on the market and we have been able to test. So if they say they are launching a new, affordable DLP 3D printer, the Anycubic Photon Ultra, on Kickstarter, we see this as more of a pre-sale campaign than an actual crowd-funding.