3D System Introduces Sprint 2.0 Software to Simplify Plastic 3D Printing

United States: 3D system, a renowned company that engineers, manufactures, and sell 3D printer, introduced new software to optimise the productivity of 3D printer in plastics resulting in saving time and money for users. 

In order to provide end-to end digital manufacturing solution, company introduced the software which provides capability to streamline workflows without dividing the project among multiple programmes. This results in simplified and more productive printing process.

3D printer management tools facilitate firmware updates, system checks and log retrieval to efficiently streamline process along with managing monitoring and print queues and material. Additional feature of Sprint 2.0 software will enable users to perform various operation such as cutting & keying, part grouping, triangle reduction, shelling and thickening.                      

TechSci Research depicts that the with the growing adoption of 3D printer in the developing countries by manufacturing industries with highly enriched software will pave way for 3D printer market in coming years. Manufacturers of 3D printers are bringing in latest innovation solution and technology with considerable price making the product adaptable for all needs of the consumers.

According to the recent report published by TechSci Research “Global 3D Printers Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2020”, global 3D printers market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of over 31% through 2020. In 2014, North America and Europe dominated global market for 3D printers, on account of significant adoption of personal as well as industrial & metal 3D printers. United States and Germany in particular, witnessed significant increase in adoption of 3D printers across a wide range of industries. Countries such as the Netherlands, Russia, and Italy are other leading markets for 3D printers. A number of technical colleges and universities in these countries have started integrating 3D printing technologies into their course curriculum through collaboration with 3D printer manufacturers and other industry stakeholders. Global 3D printers market is dominated by Stratasys, which accounted for majority share in the market in 2014, and is expected to retain its position through 2020.