Polygonica 3.3 New Features
An overview of the Polygonica 3.3 release, a substantial upgrade from previous versions.
Article by Richard Baxter | Nov 27, 2023
Keep readingAn overview of the Polygonica 3.3 release, a substantial upgrade from previous versions.
Article by Richard Baxter | Nov 27, 2023
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Using Polygonica's 3D curves and MachineWorks to create multi-axis additive toolpaths.
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New example code for AM build processors using low-level 2D operations.
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Undergound tunnels are scanned from the inside. Objects inside the tunnel get picked up, causing unwanted…
Keep readingArticle by Richard Baxter| Aug 23, 2023
Perform printability checks or identify thin regions problematic for CAE/FEA/CFD.
Keep readingArticle by Richard Baxter| Jul 20, 2023
Introducing a new mesh merging technique to close meshes with many gaps due to scanner occlusion.
Keep readingArticle by Richard Baxter| Jul 19, 2023
Accurate registration and alignment of point and mesh data is a critical function for most scan-based…
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MachineWorks Ltd. is pleased to announce the availability of Polygonica 3.2, a substantial upgrade from…
Keep readingArticle by Richard Baxter| Jun 24, 2022
A summary blog highlighting a series of videos demonstrating you can use Polygonica for Additive lattice…
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How CADS Additive enables advanced metal printing with zero-client and zero-install.
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How has the COVID pandemic changed both internal and external communication at MachineWorks?
Keep readingArticle by Richard Baxter| Apr 29, 2021
How CASTOR uses Polygonica to make decisions in the cloud.
Keep readingArticle by Richard Baxter| Apr 23, 2021
In Additive Manufacturing, service bureaus, materials suppliers and MES systems all deploy Polygonica…
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