3D打印机制造商Stratasyshas once again expanded its GrabCAD Software Partner Program with the addition of artificial intelligence (AI) software firmOqton和3D建模软件开发人员Riven.
Grabcad合作伙伴计划现在总计九家公司，并旨在利用其合作的3D打印软件提供商的功能为客户提供端到端的增材制造产品。雷电竞充值
“New GrabCAD Software partners give us the ability to grow the number of technologies available through the GrabCAD AM Platform and allows us to support our customers’ goals by creating a connected ecosystem that supports additive manufacturing at scale,” said Paul Giaconia, Vice President of Software Products for Stratasys.
“我们欢迎这两个新合作伙伴，并期待继续发展该计划并支持客户的行业4.0计划。”
Grabcad合作伙伴计划
Stratasys’ GrabCAD Partner Program is part of the firm’s recently introduced GrabCAD Additive Manufacturing Platform, which brings together GrabCAD applications and third-party software partners through theGrabcad软件开发套件（SDK）。
The program aims to better integrate Stratasys’ FDM 3D printers into factory floor production environments by enabling two-way connectivity between the machines and various enterprise software applications. The idea is to provide more sophisticated processes for remote monitoring and sending and receiving printer commands, while supporting Stratasys’ customers in实现他们的行业4.0野心.
Grabcad软件程序的初始合作伙伴包括3D打印软件提供商Link3D，旧金山总部的软件公司识别3D, and industrial manufacturing firm西门子. Stratasys later added additive manufacturing software startupIndusInteland cybersecurity software firmVistoryto its list of partners.
In June last year,提顿模拟变成了sixth addition to the program也是第一个利用该程序的新型GrabCAD设计用于增材制造（DFAM）SDK的人，旨在帮助客户提高其3D打印版本的可靠性。雷电竞充值几个月后，MES计划开发人员AMFGalso joined the program to整合其工作流程自动化系统into Stratasys’ FDM systems and GrabCAD platform to enable users to enter serial production.
Oqtonand Riven become latest GrabCAD additions
With the addition of Oqton and Riven, the GrabCAD software partner program has now expanded to include nine companies specializing in various additive manufacturing software areas.
Oqton，最近宣布其计划收购by 3D printer manufacturer3D Systemsmachine-agnostic闻名,基于云计算的年代oftware platform that leverages AI and intelligent Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities to automate the end-to-end 3D printing workflow on the production floor.
The platform automates repetitive tasks such as order tracking, scheduling, latticing, build preparation, and slicing to allow users to optimize their manufacturing processes and deliver their products to market quicker.
Oqton首席执行官Benjamin Schrauwen说：“我们的解决方案使人类和机器无缝地合作 - 这是制造成功与制造失败之间的关键区别。”
“We’ve made it very easy to combine and visualize data from different machines, from different manufacturers, and across different technologies, and by partnering with Stratasys we can help our shared customers achieve automated manufacturing success.”
Riven, meanwhile, is an open cloud software firm specializing in 3D reality intelligence to accelerate the volume of highly precise end-use 3D printed parts. In December, the company launched a technology that enables the production of up to “10 times more accurate” 3D printed parts, calledWarp-Adapted-Model (WAM).
Riven’s software utilizes data from 3D scanners and proprietary algorithms to allow users to reduce iterations and time-to-part, while its WAM capability can scale from singular high-value parts to series production to make possible innovative new end-use applications.
“Together with Stratasys we recognize how critical it is that production parts are delivered quickie and to spec in order for additive to reach its full potential,” said James Page, Riven’s Founder and CTO.
“Riven’s next-generation predictive, machine learning technology enables customers to realize higher part quality and reduced time to production deliveries.”
随着平台的最新添加，Stratasys希望其Grabcad软件合作伙伴平台将更好地支持其客户在大规模上实现增材制造，这要归功于制造操作系统和3D Workflow Softies的新功能。雷电竞充值
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Featured image showsOqtonprovides users with a cloud-based software platform purposely built for additive manufacturing. Photo via Stratasys.
