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3MF Consortium Expands 3D Printing Standards with Volumetric Extension

The 3MF Consortium announced a new release of their specifications that introduces some interesting new features.

I think there could be a problem with 3MF, or at least how software makes use of it.

There’s been a development regarding the official AMF file format.

The 3MF Consortium announced they’ve added a new Steering Member: Altair.

3MF is the 3D printing format of the future, but how widespread is its use these days?

A software tool to manage AMF 3D files is being developed.

The 3MF Consortium announced a new extension they call “Volumetric”.

n exporting a 3D model.

Autodesk’s latest version of Fusion 360 includes significant changes to their mesh processing functionality.

Prusa Research quietly announced they’ve joined the 3MF Foundation in a live video this week.

The 3D Manufacturing Format (3MF) file type is about to go prime-time owing to KeyShot and Stratasys.

Stratasys, KeyShot, and the 3MF file format come together for a stunningly realistic prototyping capability right off the 3D printer.

The 3MF Consortium is looking ahead to more adoption in 3D printing, now operating as a Linux Foundation member and with a new executive director.

A new and potentially game-changing 3D model repository has appeared: PrusaPrinters.

The 3MF Consortium has finally released ALL of its specifications to the public via GitHub.

The 3MF Consortium announced a new feature that should have a significant effect on the use of 3D printing.

The venerable STL file format for describing 3D models has been around for far too long. But now the end could be finally appearing.

Is anyone actually using 3MF?

We haven’t written much on 3MF for quite some time now, but there is some news: EOS has joined the consortium.

The 3MF Consortium released two interesting specification extensions that are designed to make life much easier for production environments.

Source3 announced they’ve just joined the 3MF consortium, but this made me ponder whether this is something others should do, too.

The 3MF Consortium announced a new member: GE Global Research. With this addition, it’s time to consider 3MF as the winning standard.

3D print service i.Materialise announced they’re now able to accept uploads of no less than 42 different 3D file formats.

The 3MF Consortium announced the arrival of four more companies to the project. And they’re notable companies.