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TraceParts Newsletter #15 for 3D Printing, Prototyping & 3D Scanning

November 2021 – Interesting content for Engineers and Designers

  • Are you ready for a virtual 3D Printing Revolution? – November, 16-18
  • 3D-Printed Nanoresonators Research – Aconity3D offers five other machines for industrial applications.
  • What is an Arduino? – Everything You Need to Know to Get Started With Arduino
  • Function like a pro. – Download our 7 time-saving paths to simplified 3D printing e-book
TraceParts Newsletter for 3D Printing, Prototyping & 3D Scanning

TraceParts Newsletter for 3D Printing, Prototyping & 3D Scanning

Interesting content for Engineers and Designers

with friendly support from 3dnatives.com

Are you ready for a virtual 3D Printing Revolution?

November, 16-18 

Join our biggest virtual event for Additive Manufacturing !
DIMENSIONS™ Live 2021 is an immersive virtual event broadcasting LIVE from Formnext, bringing you the very latest in Additive Manufacturing technology.

The sessions are packed with inspirational speakers and panelists sharing their experiences, insider knowledge, expert tips and best practices with actionable takeaways.

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3D-Printed Nanoresonators Research

Aconity3D offers five other machines for industrial applications.

In our everyday lives, we encounter Micro-electro-mechanical devices (MEMS) throughout our daily routines—from mobile phones to various electronics. Research on advancing MEMS technology is focused on reimagining traditionally bulky mechanical systems as miniature components and products that are high-performing and mass-producible.

Learn more →

What is an Arduino?

Everything You Need to Know to Get Started With Arduino

The open-source 3D printing maker community is ever-evolving as new tools innovate the space. One such tool is an Arduino— a programmable circuit board that is often referred to as a microcontroller. Arduino launched in 2005 as a tool for students at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea, Italy, with the goal of providing an inexpensive and easy-to-use device for novices and professionals to be able to create devices that interact with their environment using sensors and actuators.

Learn more →

Function like a pro.

Download our 7 time-saving paths to simplified 3D printing e-book

Supporting different engineering and design needs during various stages of the product development cycle
can be challenging. But with engineering-grade, multi-material 3D printing at your fingertips, a lot more is possible. Built for a wide range of industries,
including consumer electronics, education, automotive, aerospace and medical, the J35™ Pro 3D printer can produce models, parts and prototypes that meet your needs — all in-house.

Download Now →

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