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Stratasys and Desktop Metal to merge

June 2, 2023

GfxS staff

Deal expected to complete at the end of the year.

Stratasys to organize webinars on Selective Absorption Fusion technology

February 16, 2022

Ruchika Saini

Stratasys is hosting two webinars next week that focus on Selective Absorption Fusion (SAF) technology. The company says SAF technology ...

KeyShot and Stratasys shorten the trip to print

November 24, 2020

Kathleen Maher

Support for 3MF with GrabCAD in the middle; industrial designers turn out prototypes with multiple colors and textures in a ...

Manufacturing, software, and hardware companies unite and step into the breach

March 27, 2020

Kathleen Maher

The design and engineering community steps up to supply needed medical equipment. Ford, GE, GM, HP, Stratasys all find ways ...

MakerBot makes a comeback: intros “Method” printer

March 12, 2019

Kathleen Maher

New printer offers an entry-level alternative for professional use. MakerBot is back, and they mean business. In 2012, Bre Pettis ...

Neri Oxman finds art in biology and decay

February 26, 2018

Kathleen Maher

Explorations in sustainability, material science, and fabricating The work of Israeli-American designer and architect Neri Oxman lives at the place ...

Stratasys to show next-generation 3D printing technologies at IMTS

September 5, 2016

Kathleen Maher

Stratasys will show two new prototype systems at the IMTS show in Chicago this fall. The InfiniteBuild 3D printer builds prints on a vertical axis for long parts and the Robotic Composite 3D printer builds composite machine parts using a robot arm on site.

Stratasys builds 3D printing cloud app from GrabCAD

May 17, 2016

Randall Newton

The new design-to-print workflow automates the process of preparing 3D models for printing and accepts major CAD program formats in ...

The 3MF format pulls ahead with important new members

July 6, 2015

Kathleen Maher

The 3MF consortium has reached an important milestone with the participation of key members including 3D Systems, Stratasys, Siemens PLM, SLM Solutions, and Materialise. Meanwhile, Microsoft has figured out a new way to do standards with the Joint Development Foundation.