18. February 2025
Materialise joins ACAM Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing as a new member of its growing community.
The ACAM Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing is pleased to welcome Materialise as a new member of its growing community. Materialise, a global leader in software solutions and 3D printing services, brings over three decades of expertise in additive manufacturing and will significantly contribute to the advancement of the community through this partnership.
Collaborative Research to Address Industry Challenges: A Joint Effort for the Future
Materialise has joined ACAM to engage in targeted research and development projects that address key technological and market-related challenges in additive manufacturing. Through this collaboration, Materialise will work with other members to explore new applications and drive greater industrial adoption.
“We recognize the critical role ACAM plays in addressing key market and technological challenges by fostering collaborative research and development among its members. At Materialise, we have always been deeply committed to innovation, and we are excited to contribute our expertise to projects that will collectively drive the growth and evolution of the AM market ,” says Bart Van der Schueren, Materialise CTO.
A Strong Partner in Additive Manufacturing – “Over three decades at the forefront of AM”
Materialise has played a crucial role in advancing additive manufacturing by providing cutting-edge software solutions and high-quality 3D printing services. Its open, secure, and flexible end-to-end solutions support sustainable applications in various industries, including medical technology, automotive, aerospace, and consumer goods.
With one of the world’s largest and most advanced 3D printing facilities, Materialise continues to develop new processes and applications that enable industrial manufacturing and mass customization. The expertise brought to ACAM will contribute to the development of key projects and help advance the field of additive manufacturing.”
Strategic Synergies with ACAM: A Partnership Built for Innovation
As part of the ACAM community, Materialise joins a dynamic research environment that fosters cutting-edge advancements. This collaboration will facilitate knowledge transfer and accelerate the development of new applications, benefiting both academia and industry.
“Materialise’s expertise in software and 3D printing services makes them a valuable addition to our network. We are excited to collaborate on projects that will drive innovation and strengthen the industrial adoption of Additive Manufacturing,” says Moritz Kolter, Managing Director of ACAM.
Looking Ahead: Key Research Initiatives and Long-Term Goals
Materialise plans to actively contribute to key research initiatives within ACAM, focusing on enhancing the technological readiness and market potential of promising AM applications. By engaging in the ACAM Working Groups and projects, the company aims to develop solutions that offer both technological and economic benefits, driving broader adoption across industries.
With this partnership, ACAM continues to solidify its position as a key platform for AM, serving as a bridge between research and industry. Together with Materialise, ACAM is set to foster innovations that will shape the future of industrial 3D printing.
About ACAM Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing
ACAM Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing connects industry and research to advance the development and commercialization of AM technologies. Through collaborative projects, training, and consulting, ACAM provides its members with access to cutting-edge innovations and expertise in the field of Additive Manufacturing. For more details, visit www.acam-aachen.de.
About Materialise
Materialise has been a driving force in Additive Manufacturing for over 30 years, providing industry-leading software solutions and 3D printing services to businesses worldwide. With a strong commitment to sustainability and innovation, the company empowers industries to harness the full potential of AM for industrial applications and mass personalization. For more information, visit www.materialise.com.