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Stratasys and Siemens Partner to Incorporate Additive Manufacturing into Volume Production
November 16, 2016 4:00 AM ESTPartnership complements recent announcements of new Stratasys and Siemens solutions for additive manufacturing
Aims to strengthen and expand the benefits of 3D printing in manufacturing value chain
Aerospace, automotive and tooling industries expected to benefit first
Stratasys Multi-axis Robotic Composite 3D Demonstrator incorporating Siemens Motion Control hardware and PLM software is showcased at formnext 2016
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