Formlabs launches new Fuse 1 industrial 3D printer
The new Fuse 1 device is a selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printer, a system used predominantly for its ability to print strong, functional prototypes and end-use parts.
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Stratasys acquires 3D printing startup Origin for $100 million
Stratasys is aiming to use Origin's photopolymer platform and extensive materials ecosystem to expand into the mass production parts segment.
Additive manufacturing company Desktop Metal to go public
Through a merger with Trine Acquisition Corp, Desktop Metal said it will have post-transaction equity worth up to $2.5 billion.
Carbon raises $260 million to grow its digital manufacturing platform
The 3D printing player plans to use the cash injection to fuel research and development of its 3D printing platform and expand internationally.
3D Systems Q1 misses estimates due to low sales, high inventory
The company reported Q1 revenue of $152 million, compared to revenue of $165.9 million a year ago.
Stratasys Q1 above target as company works to control expenses
Interim CEO Elan Jaglom said the company was encouraged by Stratasys' performance in North America.
Autodesk previews Construction IQ, a machine learning service for job site safety
Construction IQ is a new set of capabilities within BIM 360 that uses machine learning and AI to analyze quality and safety data of construction projects.
Ultimaker readies its cloud service with more 3D printing workflow capabilities
The Ultimaker Cloud is set to launch on March 19.
How Autodesk plans to bring 3D printing robots to construction sites
Autodesk has come up with an additive manufacturing "toolbox" for the construction industry, with robots and 3D printing systems coming together in a portable shipping container.
HP eyes custom orthotics market to push 3D printing systems
HP has teamed up with Go 4-D, a player in the medical orthotics industry, to distribute its FitStation platform around North America.