Sunata Description
Sunata™, the cloud software developed by Atlas 3D, intelligently selects the optimal orientation for your components while creating the essential support structures needed for effective additive manufacturing processes. This service adheres to ITAR regulations and is specifically designed for use with Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) printers. Sunata™ not only determines the best orientations for parts but also produces the required support frameworks. It evaluates more than 100 potential orientations, providing detailed optimization logs. Users can assess thermal displacement to minimize distortion, calculate support volume, anticipate support removal efforts, and estimate build durations. Additionally, it offers precise cost estimates for prints, ensuring that you achieve successful results right from the start, every single time. With Sunata™, you can enhance the efficiency and reliability of your additive manufacturing projects significantly.
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Company:
Atlas 3D
Year Founded:
2017
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
atlas3d.xyz/
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