October 29, 2021
Each week, DE’s editors comb through dozens of new product releases and use their combined years of engineering industry knowledge to choose a few products and services that they think will help engineers innovate by working smarter and more efficiently.
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week:
3D CAD and CAE Catalogs Available in SOLIDWORKS Electrical 3D
MakerBot Unveils Solution to Simplify the ABS 3D Printing Workflow
GibbsCAM Launches Version 2022
BMF Introduces microArch Microscale 3D Printer
Ansys, EMA Launch Product to Improve Electronic Components Design
More Ansys Coverage
More Boston Micro Fabrication Coverage
Ultra-high Accuracy, Precision, and Resolution Micro 3D Printed Medical Device Manufacturing
Discover how the use of micro-precision 3D printing is aiding medical device producers to tackle two common issues through this white paper.
Minimally Invasive Surgery with 3D Printed Suturing Device
Despite its advantages, minimal invasiveness in surgery is impeded by a lack of specialized instruments suitable for such detailed and delicate tasks. As a result, patients cannot take full advantage of the potential reduced recovery times, improved outcomes, and lower...
Logged On, Plugged in, 3D Printed
In the world of robotics, 3D printing’s ability to print lightweight, complex shapes make it a natural fit for high-value, low-volume robot parts.
Prototyping Electronic Circuit Connectors with High Precision 3D Printing
To learn how 3D printers are used in the world of electronic components, we interviewed Mr. Ryozo Koyama of Hirose Electric who led the introduction of the 3D printer.
High Precision 3D Printing for Prototyping Hybrid Connectors
Omnetics Connector Corporation is a miniature connector design and manufacturing company located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their popular Samples Lab provides customers with quick turn prototypes for design evaluation. One of their customers in the defense sector needed a fast solution...
The Importance of Machine Tolerance to Achieve Exacting Results in 3D Printing
Increasingly, additive manufacturing is being used to produce end use parts, not just prototypes. For end use parts to be considered viable for this approach, there are many factors that need to be considered including materials, volumes, costs and tolerances.
Boston Micro Fabrication Company Profile
More CADENAS PARTsolutions Coverage
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Editors’ Picks
Editor’s Pick: Powerful CAD in the cloud
Creo+ is the Cloud-based version of the company’s flagship mechanical CAD...
Editor’s Pick: Fast resin 3D printing
Nexa3D XiP Pro 3D printer is a new model in the...
Editor’s Pick: Additive Manufacturing Process Management
Stratasys GrabCAD Print Pro is software for managing 3D printing processes.
Editor’s Pick: Advanced Composite Additive Manufacturing
Impossible Objects CBAM 25 uses high-performance composite materials.