The mushrooming adoption of 3D printers in these industries for accurate prototyping and enhanced production are driving the global demand for slicing software. 3D-printed aircraft components, 3D-printed implants and prosthetics, and 3D-printed vehicle seats are some of the major application areas of slicing software. Besides, the ballooning use of the 3D printing technology in the healthcare industry is also fueling the growth of the global slicing software market. In this industry, the 3D printing technology is extensively used in the production of wearable devices and surgical instruments, 3D-printed prosthesis, image processing, and tissue engineering. As 3D printing provides various advantages such as reduced risks of infections caused due to prosthetic devices, minimized anesthesia requirements, and lower operative risks during various complex procedures, it is increasingly being adopted in healthcare operations. This is subsequently pushing up the demand for slicing softwar...