Raise3D launches Open Software Program (OSP)
Following the same philosophy as the company's Open Filament Program (OFP), which enabled the collaboration of 42 filament manufacturers over a five year period
Raise3D, a global provider of additive manufacturing solutions for SMEs and LSEs, and inventor of Hyper FFF, has launched the company’s Open Software Program (OSP), a program aimed at facilitating the cooperation of software companies within the Raise3D ecosystem.
In November 2017, Raise3D launched its Open Filament Program (OFP), a program that, in only five years, enabled the collaboration of 42 of some of the most relevant filament manufacturers in the market, and led to the approval and release of 172 filaments that notably increased the availability of top performing filaments, and the overall printing experience, for Raise3D’s customers. The OFP continues to be a strategic pilar for Raise3D, with dozens of new filaments to be released in the near future.
With the launch of OSP, Raise3D is taking another step towards improving their customers’ experience.
“Raise3D offers their customers a complete ecosystem for 3D printing, which currently includes eight different options of 3D printers, a wide range of filaments, a slicing software (ideaMaker), and a print management software with different installation options (RaiseCloud). Raise3D ecosystem provides everything a customer may need to efficiently implement its 3D printing production. Many customers, however, have embedded in their product development process, or in their production process, other software solutions that focus on their specific industry. These customers will benefit if the software they use is connected with Raise3D’s ecosystem, and the subsequent improvement in their experience justifies the launch of the OSP,” explained Tank He, Director of Software at Raise3D.
Just like the OFP concept, in the OSP Raise3D welcomes the developers of the best software solutions to cooperate with Raise3D to improve its customer’s experience. There are currently four software companies collaborating on the OSP, during the pre-launch period. Raise3D now welcomes all other relevant software companies to contact the OSP Manager for more information and to discuss collaboration.
