Voxeldance, an “all-in-one Additive Manufacturing software solution provider,” is at the center of several accusations by industry sources of intellectual property theft. These allegations remain unproven and are under investigation. Voxeldance products are Voxeldance Additive aimed at industrial users, such as aerospace and defense, plus Voxeldance Tango, a slicing tool for resin 3D printers used […]
Voxeldance used Netfabb source code alleges former COO, nTop confirms legal action ongoing
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