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The use of large support structures for #AM leads to longer build time & powder consumption and longer post processing time. This has an impact on both the cost-per-part (CPP) of AM components and the production lead time. By leveraging physics based #AI technology, engineers can identify the most critical areas of a build job and add supports only where needed. This means reduced CPP and lead time. To learn more, check the case study at the link: https://lnkd.in/d7v2ih68 #AM #AMAIZE #LPBF #additive #ai #copilot #DigitalManufacturing

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Peter Rogers

Driving additive manufacturing success in Asia Pacific

3mo

Support reduction is such a fine art. Everyone wants to do it, but they are so conservative as over-reduction can lead to failed builds. Having a simulation tool to reduce the support optimization process is a huge gain for the industry :) Good work.

Brad Van Dike

Process Engineer at Materialise US

2mo

This is only relevant to process development for production. If you are making a 1 off, be conservative. If the part fails you are going to spend more time cleaning up and diagnosing the problem than if you had used a little extra support.

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