3D Printing News Briefs, May 14, 2022: Earphones, Acquisitions, & More - | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing
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Bharat Fritz Werner launched what it calls the world’s “largest, fastest, multi-technology laser-directed energy deposition machine,” and Norsk Titanium has completed component level testing with GA-ASI. First, ear impressions are taken from the customer, and used to map the Supermoon’s interior acoustic chambers and line them up with the company’s new planar magnetic drivers, which convert electrical signals to soundwaves using a flat diaphragm for improved sound quality. Additional features include full-size front and rear doors, 5-axis control/build software, stainless steel interior, real-time process monitoring through machine vision, pyrometry, and thermography, motorized parts table, and more. German startup Hyperganic, which is looking to disrupt CAD using generative design and AI-driven 3D printing, announced that it has acquired physical simulation software company DirectFEM, also based in Munich, for an undisclosed sum. Finally, Womp, a collaborative cloud-based 3D creation software company founded in 2019, has announced a $4.7 million seed funding round, which will be used to refine and democratize its core technology and make it easier and faster for creators to use.
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