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Dyndrite + Phasio unveil the first fully digital, end-to-end HP Multi Jet Fusion workflow, delivering automated, software-defined additive manufacturing.

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New employee Konstantin Wiplinger

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LPBF users are moving beyond prototypes to full-scale production, and the “good-enough” tools of the prototyping era no longer cut it. Today’s additive manufacturers need advanced software to accelerate materials development, part qualification, and high-volume output—capabilities legacy software can’t deliver. Discover why Dyndrite LPBF Pro is the right solution—and why the industry needs it now.

We’re proud to support Ulendo Technologies, Inc. in introducing Ulendo HC (Heat Compensation), the first add-in software for Dyndrite’s LPBF Pro platform

Shawn Hopwood

With a deep understanding of AM complexities and a passion for automation, I’m here to drive innovation and simplify the path to additive excellence with Dyndrite.

Dyndrite had taken such a novel approach to solve nearly every frustrating limitation in creating quality prints that it seemed like an entirely new invention.

Having built them, broken them, and begged them to work, I am all too familiar with the constraints of additive manufacturing (AM) machines.

Last year was a busy year for Dyndrite. As we reflect on 2023, our aim has been to unlock new opportunities in metal AM with our customers and partners. Let's take a look at some of the highlights from 2023. We look forward to a lot more in 2024!

I'm confident we're going to build something spectacular and lead the way into the next phase of additive manufacturing.