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Dassault Systèmes and Geico Taikisha push for mass customization in the auto paint shop of the future

Dassault Systèmes is collaborating with Geico Taikisha, a world leader in the planning and construction of automotive paint systems, in a joint initiative to improve production flexibility for automotive manufacturers in an era of increasing mass customization.

MM3D: Multimaterial Multinozzle 3D Printing

Multinozzle printer for creating complex objects, fast

MM3D printing can seamlessly print objects out of inks with varying degrees of stiffness, such as this collapsible origami-inspired sheet. The “joints” are printed from a softer, more flexible material than the “panels,” so the whole structure can be repeatedly folded and unfolded. Credit: Lori K. Sanders

Xerox and Vortran Medical Partnering to Mass Produce Disposable Ventilators

Xerox Holdings Corporation (NYSE: XRX) and Vortran Medical Technology are teaming up to speed and scale production of Vortran’s GO2Vent ventilator and related Airway Pressure Monitor (APM-Plus) for hospitals and emergency response units fighting the battle against COVID-19.

3D Printed PPE Face Shields Now Available from Massivit 3D and the Company’s Global Network of Customers and Distributors

Massivit 3D Contributes to Battling the COVID-19 Pandemic, Producing High Quality 3D Printed Personal Protection Equipment in Record Time

BiologIC Technologies Strives to Create First ‘Desktop PC of Biology’ with Stratasys J826 3D Printer

Company’s entire business model and strategic goals built around the unique advantages of Stratasys full-color, multi-material 3D printing

MakerBot LABS Extruder Transforms METHOD 3D Printer into an Open Materials Platform

New MakerBot LABS Experimental Extruder Enables 3D Printing of Third-Party Engineering Materials

BASF 3D Printing Solutions and LEHVOSS Group Join Other Leading Filament Suppliers in the METHOD Materials Development Program

Fast solutions in the fight against COVID-19 through 3DEXPERIENCE Lab "Open Innovation" initiatives

Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE Lab, together with start-ups and manufacturers, has launched several initiatives aimed at quickly answering pressing questions about the COVID-19 pandemic. The initiatives leverage the collaborative and swarm intelligence approach of the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to quickly identify, qualify, design and manufacture solutions. These solutions are designed to solve current challenges and provide targeted support to hospitals. The initiatives include:

Henkel donates around 50,000 litres of disinfectant

As part of its global solidarity program in the fight against the corona crisis, Henkel has announced that it will make production capacities available at short notice for the manufacture of disinfectants. Within just one week, a production plant at the Düsseldorf site was converted and the first 25,000 liters of hand disinfectants were produced. Henkel donated them to surrounding hospitals and public institutions. Next week, production will continue and about the same amount of disinfectant will be produced again.

Dassault Systèmes' Simulation Solutions Help Prevent Contamination Dispersion at Wuhan's Leishenshan Hospital

- Combat COVID-19 with technology to resume social and economic activity

- SIMULIA XFlow simulation software is used in China's largest modular hospital, built in 14 days to combat COVID-19

- The 3D collaborative platform approach in the cloud replaces an older, slower document centered approach

Independent and capable of acting in the crisis: self-sufficient supply chains through additive manufacturing

The current crisis reveals the weaknesses of globally networked manufacturing and its dependence on complex, widely dispersed and vulnerable supply chains. In order to remain independent and capable of action in crisis situations now and in the future, 3D printing is the ideal solution for self-sufficient and flexible manufacturing. In this context, new software tools are helping to digitally transform manufacturing.

Make the Masks provides blue prints for surgical masks

The Montana Mask currently used by Billings Clinic, MT

Surgical masks are not to be mistaken for N95 masks and the Montana Mask is a surgical mask. However, these surgical masks can be printed on many 3D printers as they require PLA as print material. They are accepted and used at the Billings Clinic in Billings, Montana.