Though Autodesk has released its Ember 3D printer, the company is still, at its heart, a software company. And, as it expands this software in the industrial 3D printing space with Autodesk Within, the company is looking to dominate that space. Today, Autodesk has made a significant move to do so with the acquisition of netfabb, the German developer of one of the most popular design tools for industrial additive manufacturing. Along with the acquisition, Autodesk has made a strategic investment in netfabb’s parent company, FIT Technology Group, a growing provider in industrial 3D printing services.…
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