Dyndrite

Dyndrite Corporation is a Seattle-based software company that develops advanced computational tools for additive manufacturing. The company's core technology is the Accelerated Computation Engine (ACE), a GPU-powered geometry kernel that enables high-performance processing of complex 3D models and geometries. Dyndrite's software solutions aim to bridge the gap between 3D printing hardware capabilities and software limitations, providing manufacturers with greater control, efficiency, and automation in their additive manufacturing processes.

The company's flagship product is the Dyndrite Additive Toolkit, which leverages the ACE to streamline CAD-to-print workflows and enhance productivity. In 2022, Dyndrite launched its Materials and Process Development software for Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) applications. This solution offers advanced features such as 3D volumetric part segmentation, allowing users to identify and optimize different areas of a part for printing. The software enables the application of up to 256 different parameter sets per part, giving users unprecedented control over the printing process.

Dyndrite also provides the App Development Kit (ADK), which allows OEMs and developers to create custom applications on top of the Dyndrite engine. This enables machine manufacturers to focus on developing their unique IP and machine-specific features while leveraging Dyndrite's powerful computational capabilities.

In April 2019, Dyndrite secured USD 10 million in Series A funding led by Google's Gradient Ventures, with participation from other investors including Cota Capital, Amplify Ventures, and former Autodesk CEO Carl Bass. This funding round supported the release of the Dyndrite Accelerated Geometry Kernel and the company's expansion efforts.

Key customers and partnerships

Dyndrite has established partnerships with several major additive manufacturing equipment manufacturers. The company's Additive Manufacturing Toolkit and LPBF Pro software are compatible with machines from vendors such as Aconity3D, EOS, Renishaw, and SLM Solutions. In May 2023, Dyndrite announced a partnership with AMFG to create an integrated software solution for metal 3D printing, combining AMFG's order processing capabilities with Dyndrite's industrial 3D printer processing capabilities.

Dyndrite has also collaborated with Impossible Objects, integrating its software into Impossible Objects' new high-speed composite-based additive manufacturing (CBAM) 25 process. This integration has resulted in significant improvements in build time and efficiency for Impossible Objects' technology. Additionally, companies such as Elementum 3D and Additive Manufacturing Services (AMS) Ltd have reported success in using Dyndrite's software to enhance their additive manufacturing capabilities and print previously challenging parts.