Spherene, a company developing Adaptive Density Minimal Surfaces (ADMS) for advanced design in additive manufacturing, has introduced new software integrations and a redesigned website to expand access to its computational geometry tools. The updates include enhanced integrations for Autodesk Fusion and Rhino/Grasshopper, as well as a new connector for nTop, extending the reach of ADMS within established design workflows across aerospace, medical, defense, and automotive sectors.
Spherene’s new website, spherene.io, provides detailed technical documentation, case-specific examples, and improved navigation aimed at engineers and researchers applying ADMS in 3D printing. The platform presents information on how adaptive density surfaces can optimize component design by minimizing weight while maintaining structural integrity. It also highlights industrial applications of lattice and metamaterial geometries, supported by accessible educational resources for computational design professionals.
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