Dyndrite joins IAM3DHUB consortium
To accelerate the adoption of metal laser-powder bed fusion (LPBF) across Spain and Europe
Dyndrite, a 3D printing software developer, is joining the IAM3DHUB consortium, run by Leitat, to accelerate the adoption of metal laser-powder bed fusion (LPBF) across Spain and Europe.
Dyndrite’s LPBF Pro gives users Power, Freedom, and Control tools needed to optimize even the most complex of builds. Built on a GPU-accelerated geometry engine and using comprehensive toolpath APIs, the software empowers advanced build preparation, parameter set development, and toolpath optimization.
With LPBF Pro, manufacturers can: dramatically reduce manual labour and time to prepare builds, enabling faster iteration and deployment; develop high-yield parameter sets for metal alloys to enable low overhangs, thin wall features, better surface finish, and high yield parameters; configure support-free or minimal-support strategies, thereby lowering scrap and reducing post-processing cost; and integrate seamlessly with machine builders and materials suppliers to deliver traceable, repeatable, production-level workflows.
By joining IAM3DHUB, Dyndrite aims to partner with a rich ecosystem of AM hardware, materials, software, and end-user stakeholders to advance metal LPBF adoption in Europe. IAM3DHUB, based at the DFactory Barcelona site and managed by Leitat, is a recognized Digital Innovation Hub that offers manufacturers ‘test before invest’ access, training, and one-stop support for additive manufacturing technologies.
“I’m excited at the prospect of working with IAM3DHUB and the exceptional partner organizations it brings together,” said Stephen Anderson, Chief Commercial Officer at Dyndrite Corporation. “Their deep expertise across metal LPBF, materials, hardware, and applications perfectly complements Dyndrite’s mission to provide users with the advanced tools required to scale production-ready metal additive manufacturing. Together, we can help end-users make better parts faster, with OEM interoperability and using novel qualification strategies to reduce time to market and drive down cost.”
