What to expect from this training

Take full advantage of the newest updates and features in the 2026 Magics 30 release. Following this free training will minimize your learning curve so you can immediately introduce the new features to your workflow. It's available to all Magics customers through the Materialise learning platform — register today to follow the online or in-person sessions.
Practical info
Audience
All Magics users — engineers, production managers, and R&D managers
Level
Basic to advanced
Format
- Video classes and live online sessions
- In-person sessions
Language
- English
- German
- French
- Korean
- Japanese
- Chinese
Duration
- Online — video classes and a two-hour live session
- In-person — half a day
Price
Free
What you will learn
- All the new and improved features in the latest Magics update
- How to apply the new capabilities via practical examples
- How Materialise CO-AM Professional integrates with Magics to keep AM data synchronized and traceable
Lessons included in this training
Easy labeling via the new Label Manager
Gain a clear overview of labels on your platform.
Edit and fix within the platform scene
Bring all your tools into one place to work faster and more intuitively.
Use Voronoi lattices in your designs
Realize your AM design's potential by enabling more varied applications.
Add support directly to your implicit geometries
Leverage this new feature for an end-to-end build prep workflow.
Create material files with Material Editor and run simulations
Run simulations using your own material properties.
Upcoming sessions
Sept. 8 2026, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CET
Sept. 9 2026, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CET
Sept. 11 2026, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CET
Frequently asked questions
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