Digital Engineering, April 2020
Our April coverage of additive manufacturing and more.
April 2, 2020
Inside This Issue
Trailblazing the Path to Design for Additive Manufacturing
Increased use of AM means the CAD model may well be used for countless variations of a product or part.
Bridging CAD to Additive Manufacturing
Plug-ins and new formats help preserve model integrity in the roundtrip journey.
In Pursuit of Predictable 3D Metal Printing
Simulation software offers promise in the desire for repeatable, standardized 3D metal prints.
Materials Take a Giant Leap Forward in 3D Printing
3D printing expands deeper into developing areas of innovation, including biotechnology.
Pedal to the Metal
Digital simulation and modeling allowed VinFast to launch a car company from scratch in less than two years.
No One-Size-Fits-All Solution
Software use and workload should determine IT manager workstation selection
Smart Scanning
For those versed in reverse engineering, here’s how to stay afloat in the sea of available hardware and software solutions.
When Free Body Diagrams Go Wrong
Sometimes a potential simulation solution isn’t immediately apparent. Using finite element analysis can provide insight into a real-life free body diagram example.
Dell Precision 7540 Mobile Workstation Put Through Paces
This new 15-in. mobile workstation is a price and performance leader.