AMSIS | Simulation-Based LPBF Build Preparation

Physics-based decisions.

GENESIS simulates thermal behaviour in metal 3D printing — analysing heat distribution, flagging overheated zones automatically, and optimising exposure strategies before printing starts.

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A simulated part building layer by layer

Thermal Simulation

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The physics

How the simulation core works, and why it is deterministic rather than estimated.

Technology →

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The arithmetic

29 % lower cost per part. Eight hours of support removal against half an hour.

Serial production →

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The product

Print Suite for AM engineers. GENESIS API for system manufacturers.

Products →

Built with GENESIS

Real parts, prepared in GENESIS and printed on production machines.

Aerospace Bracket

Tube & Plates

Sphere

Spiral

Impeller

Separator

Satellite Tank

All applications

Real results, in their own words

Our experience working with the AMSIS team on the GENESIS software has been excellent. Their professionalism, technical expertise, and commitment to delivering effective solutions made a real difference throughout the project. We particularly appreciated their responsiveness and collaborative approach. This partnership brought significant value and contributed greatly to achieving our objectives, especially in the development of support-free Ti-6Al-4V parts.

DKDr.-Ing. Kévin Papy
Advanced Additive Manufacturing · CETIM

The hatching technology of AMSIS GmbH to reduce support structures and distortion is unique on the market. By using their simulation-based hatching strategies in GENESIS we have been able to effectively minimize distortion in tube parts. We will enhance our cooperation with AMSIS to improve the other aspects of powder bed laser beam melting process.

Martin Buscher
Head of Testing Facilities · Aconity3D GmbH

In first tests it was found that the possible overhang without using supports could be improved from 45° to 23°. Based on these promising results it can be stated, that this tool will find its way into serial production of AM parts.