Watch: Boeing Teams Up With Assembrix Ltd. for Cloud-based 3D Printing
The U.S. Defense will now use Assembrix software to securely manage and share 3-D printing data with clients during the design and manufacturing phases of production. The virtual industrial 3-D printing allows clients to allocate space in industrial size 3-D printers to produce products in real-time. The program protects customer’s data from being intercepted, corrupted…
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The U.S. Defense will now use Assembrix software to securely manage and share 3-D printing data with clients during the design and manufacturing phases of production. The virtual industrial 3-D printing allows clients to allocate space in industrial size 3-D printers to produce products in real-time.
The program protects customer’s data from being intercepted, corrupted or decrypted throughout the process. “We are pleased to partner with Boeing and value its confidence in us and in our capabilities,” said Lior Polak, Assembrix CEO. Boeing has 3-D printing capabilities at 20 locations worldwide. The software will increase productivity and aid the company to augment their growth.
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