Digimat-AM
Digimat-AM is a solution of Digimat Software that simulates the printing process and helps printer manufacturers and end-users to identify manufacturing issues. It also optimizes printing parameters for productivity and final part performance prior to printing the first part. The use of numerical simulation allows you to turn hundreds of trials and errors into a couple of clicks in Digimat-AM. Digimat -AM empowers engineers with a process simulation solution that helps. Simulate the FFF, FDM, SLS and CFF processes of unfilled and reinforced materials
Predict the as-printed part warpage, residual stresses and process-induced microstructure. Analyze the coupled thermal-structural response of the process for unfilled and reinforced polymers. Set up the right manufacturing parameters for high precision printing and further bridge the gap between printing process, material and part performances.
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Propago
Propago is a leading web-to-print solution for commercial printers to support their enterprise customers with Marketing Asset Management portals.
Our cloud-based platform handles pre-approved templates, print ready files, variable data files, direct mail products, promo, apparel and digital files. The front end is modern and intuitive. The back end is designed to streamline the entire supply chain. Propago makes it easier to access, personalize and order marketing materials while controlling the brand, budgets and inventory.
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PFC (Particle Flow Code)
PFC, or Particle Flow Code, is a general-purpose distinct-element modeling framework available as two- and three-dimensional programs, PFC2D and PFC3D. It is designed to simulate synthetic granular and solid materials as assemblies of variably sized rigid particles, including disks, spheres, rigidly connected clumps, and convex polygons or polyhedra. It provides an efficient and flexible way to model the motion, interaction, breakage, flow, deformation, and failure of particle systems across geomechanics, mining, civil engineering, materials processing, and industrial design. PFC is especially useful for problems where the behavior of a material emerges from particle-level contacts, bonding, friction, rearrangement, fracture, or flow rather than from a continuous mesh. Users can represent bonded materials such as rock, concrete, or cemented soil, as well as loose granular materials such as sand, gravel, ballast, ore, powders, and grains.
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3dSynth
3dSynth is a generative 3D printing tool that creates G-code directly from mathematical rules instead of traditional 3D models. It completely bypasses the STL and slicer workflow, allowing users to generate printer-ready toolpaths straight from adjustable parameters. Every form is defined numerically, giving precise control over shape, texture, and structure in real time. Users can stack modular effects like ripples, blobs, noise, twists, and polygons to build complex organic or geometric surfaces. A real-time 3D preview shows the exact toolpath as it will be printed, helping catch issues before exporting. Spiral vase mode enables continuous Z printing for single-wall objects like vases and lampshades with translucent and sculptural effects. The final output is optimized G-code compatible with common FDM/FFF printers, ready to print without post-processing.
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