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ZVerse Announces Launch of Digital Manufacturing Enablement Platform

A Category-Defining Technology for Digital Manufacturing and OEMs

Columbia, SC— December 14, 2020 — ZVerse today announced the next generation of their Digital Manufacturing Enablement (DME) platform, an AI driven workflow solution to eliminate time consuming and disparate activities around the design to manufacture process. Featuring an unparalleled user interface and advanced algorithms, the platform’s tools enable manufacturers to assess, measure and communicate part and related design information with the multiple constituents involved in product development and manufacturing.

“OEMs across almost all manufacturing verticals including industrial, automotive, consumer durables, aerospace and beyond will benefit from ZVerse’s groundbreaking technology and user experience to solve problematic roadblocks that cost time and money in bringing products to market,” said David Craig, President at Zverse Inc.

Defining Digital Manufacturing Enablement

As digital manufacturing becomes a more strategic imperative for OEMs seeking to speed products to market, ZVerse delivers on this key objective with a category-defining solution that creates agile processes between design and manufacturing teams. The DME platform allows OEMS to reduce the number of design iterations, engineering change order and cost requests, automates and scales 2D CAD file to 3D models, and assigns part manufacturability at the material, process, and machine level.

“ZVerse has a deep understanding of DFM and the challenges that interfere with a smooth handoff between product development and manufacturing teams,” said Graham Bredemeyer, Head of Platform, ZVerse. “We’ve defined a whole new space and solution for information gaps that impede the digital manufacturing process.”

About ZVerse

Founded in 2013, ZVerse created CAD as a Service (CADaaS), providing manufacturable 3D CAD files to service bureau customers. Beginning in March 2020, in response to the demand for PPE due to COVID-19, ZVerse leveraged its DME solution to design and produce a highly successful line of American-made face shield products. Winner of a 2020 Fast Company Innovation Award for its ZShield face shield design, ZVerse has provided millions of ZShields to frontline workers, educators, restaurants, and the community at large making the company one of the largest face shield providers in the USA.

For more information on the ZVerse Digital Manufacturing Enablement (DME) platform, an AI driven workflow solution, visit www.zverse.com.

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Face Shields Fill Need as Schools Weigh Options for Reopening

Schools across the country invest in ZShields for the 2020-21 school year

COLUMBIA, S.C. (July 1, 2020) – As school systems nationwide work to formalize attendance plans for the new year, schools across the country are adopting ZShield face shields as part of the dress code to deter the spread of COVID-19.

Three educational institutions in South Carolina, Hammond School, Northside Christian Academy and Columbia Arts Academy, are among the schools incorporating ZShields into their reopening strategies.

All three schools cite the importance of finding a comfortable, wearable solution for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that provides an effective barrier while also fostering face-to-face connections between teachers and students. The ZShield’s transparent, plastic visors allow for clear verbal and nonverbal communication. They also help prevent the direct transfer of respiratory droplets from the shield wearer’s mouth or nose onto persons, food or other surfaces.

Typically, ODMs reject up to 40 percent of job requests because customers don’t have the manufacturable 3D files they need. Instead, Zverse turns this gap into business by taking care of their customers who don’t have files or need them optimized.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (PRWEB) SEPTEMBER 16, 2019

ZVerse, Inc, developer of the only CAD as a Service (CADaaS) platform for digital manufacturing, announces its partnership with Shapeways, the world’s largest 3D printing service, to provide CADaaS to their customers in an effort to simplify the user experience in 3D file design and optimization.

Challenging the Injection Molding Industry with DLS™ 3D Printing

A common debate within manufacturing has been whether 3D printing could overcome enough obstacles to replace injection molding. But in past years, the gap between the two processes was too great to overcome for many reasons. And at the end of the day, injection molding offered the benefits of:

Xometry and ZVerse Announce Partnership to Deliver 3D Design On-Demand Services to Manufacturing Customers

GAITHERSBURG, Md. and COLUMBIA, S.C., April 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Xometry, the largest on-demand manufacturing platform, has partnered with ZVerse, the leading 3D design on-demand platform, to create manufacturable 3D files for customers who need parts designed from scratch, existing CAD files modified or legacy parts reverse engineered.

ZVerse Integrates with PlanGrid to Turn Blueprints into Beautiful 3D Printed Models

SAN FRANCISCO and COLUMBIA, S.C., June 7, 2018/PRNewswire/ — ZVerse today announced that they have partnered with PlanGrid to integrate its Design On-Demand platform with PlanGrid, the leader in construction productivity software.

Keeping Customers in Your Ecosystem

A lot has been written in the last few years about customer experience, customer retention and the “ecosystem” of a company. But what does this mean exactly? And what steps can a company take to keep customers thriving within its ecosystem without defecting to a competitor?

Using 3D Design Services for Top-of-Funnel Lead Generation

Top-of-funnel lead generation is tricky. Using just the right pitch, leads can be converted to sales. Overcompensate or under-compensate and the lead moves on to another supplier.

Design Challenges for On-Demand Manufacturing

-The number of 3D printing service bureaus continues to increase to meet demand for 3D printed parts.

-Today, much of the demand for 3D printed parts comes from customers with legacy parts that need to be digitized before production.

-Less than 1% of 3D printing service bureaus offer design services which results in a frustrated customer and a lost production opportunity for the service bureau.

Why Graphic Designers Should Learn 3D Design

20 years ago graphic designers were facing another massive shift in their market: the internet.Many graphic designers who didn’t learn web design skills found themselves without jobs. Businesses wanted designers who could not only create graphics, but also the web pages to display them on. 3D design has the potential to leave just as massive an effect on the design industry. So you might want to get prepared.