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Additive Industries targets speed, reliability and repeatability with Materialise Next-Gen Build Processor

TCT Magazine
Oct 21, 2026Added today

The software is said to offer 'significantly faster' pre-processing, better handling of large and complex builds, improved process stability, and greater control over scan strategies.

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