SLM Solutions and Assembrix look to secure customers’ intellectual property in Additive Manufacturing platform

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June 6, 2023
SLM and Assembrix VMS allows manufactures to remotely manage the entire Additive Manufacturing digital thread in a fully automated and self-controlled process (Courtesy Assembrix)
Assembrix VMS allows manufacturers to remotely manage the entire Additive Manufacturing digital thread in a fully automated and self-controlled process (Courtesy Assembrix)

SLM Solutions Group AG, Lübeck, Germany, and Assembrix, Tel Aviv, Israel, are evaluating the use of blockchain and encryption technologies, in an effort to ensure the safety and full protection of customers’ intellectual property. The development builds on the successful integration of Assembrix VMS software into SLM Solutions’ machines announced last year, and aims to bring this solution to industrial-scale availability.

Lior Polak, CEO of Assembrix, explained, “With the increasing demand for secure distributed manufacturing solutions, the ‘Assembrix inside’ integration with SLM Solutions sets the new standard, providing the most secure solution available. It brings substantial value to manufacturers worldwide, reducing costs and mitigating risks.”

Assembrix’s cloud-based Virtual Manufacturing Space platform (VMS) aims to simplify and secure the entire Additive Manufacturing process, from the initial part model to the verified physical part, enabling a simpler transition to industrialisation. Nanyang Polytechnic’s Additive Manufacturing Innovation Centre is already making use of this technology, allowing users to gain hands-on experience developing solutions for the industry.

“By leveraging secure cloud-based solutions, more manufacturing companies can explore remote arrangements while upholding the highest quality control standards,” stated Zaw Hlwan Moe, Manager at Nanyang Polytechnic’s School of Engineering. “Technological advancements like these can significantly boost productivity in the Additive Manufacturing industry.”

Nicolas Lemaire, Software Product Manager at SLM Solutions, added, “The productive partnership between SLM Solutions and Assembrix empowers customers to fully leverage secure remote printing processes, supporting their distributed manufacturing strategies. It enhances SLM Solutions’ growing software and service solution portfolio, establishing itself as the leading Additive Manufacturing technology in the market.”

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