It automatically optimizes part build orientation and generates support structures, allowing a designer to avoid failures. Intending to decrease downstream analysis, Sunata will be integrated into Siemens' Simcenter software, which simulates the powder-based laser application process to enable 'first time right' prints. This will be accessible online through Siemens' Additive Manufacturing Network, a collaborative platform cultivating on-demand design and engineering expertise, digital tools and production capacity. Insights into the optimal part build orientation in order to minimize supports, distortion, effort to remove supports, part material, and printing time. Image via Atlas 3D. Siemens and Industry 4.0 Siemens Digital Industries Software has previously partnered with U.K. universities for the Connected Curriculum, which aims to bring advanced industrial tools, data, and approaches into the universities' respective apprenticeship, undergraduate and master courses.