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Autodesk announced Wednesday an open software platform for 3-D printing called Spark, which will be open and freely licensable to manufacturers and others.

Autodesk has come up with an additive manufacturing "toolbox" for the construction industry, with robots and 3D printing systems coming together in a portable shipping container.

Autodesk announced Wednesday an open software platform for 3-D printing called Spark, which will be open and freely licensable to manufacturers and others.

Autodesk President and CEO Carl Bass on why 3D printing is a good investment: So 3D printing is this really interesting thing that’s developed over the last handful of years. It really got popular.

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Autodesk has released Informed Design, add-ons for Revit and Inventor that help automate the process of placing manufactured products into building information models.

3D printers might have originally been used to create prototypes and product models, but the industry is expanding to produce larger-scale products—and even medical devices.

Priced at $650 the Monoprice Inventor II 3D Printer offers reliable performance and is a “perfect entry-level 3D printer with small footprint” says Adafruit.