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Carbon announced they’re acquiring more cash through a Series E funding round.
Another crowdfunded 3D printer project seems to be undergoing some controversy.
Have you ever invested in a crowdfunding launch and been disappointed? Me too. But that doesn’t always have to happen.
A very unfortunate incident occurred at the residence of a desktop 3D printer operator.
3DAGOGO, the startup company behind 3D print cloud service provider Astroprint, is attempting to raise funds through crowdsourcing.
There’s been lots of bad news regarding inexpensive 3D printers appearing on Kickstarter, but there have been some successes, at least from the funding standpoint.
An announcement from XMachines on their Kickstarter page this week revealed the company will not manufacture desktop 3D printers as promised.
Startup Tend.ai has received a huge boost with a fundraising round of USD$2M.
We have been contacted by a backer of the Genesis desktop 3D printer by XMachine, who has some complaints, which appear to be legitimate.
Two years ago, few had any idea about Carbon, the 3D printing startup that’s now rapidly expanding across the globe.
We described ORD’s innovative RoVa3D multicolor desktop 3D printer some weeks ago, as launched with a fundraising campaign. How did they do?
As we reported yesterday, the $100 3D printer project, Peachy Printer, has fallen to a major scandal where their business manager allegedly stole half of their crowdfunding raise.
I’ve been following the progress of Australia-based Gizmo 3D Printers, who recently survived a near-fatal corporate heart attack.
Launching a new product on a crowdfunding site can be quite challenging. Today we’re looking at four unfortunate ventures that are likely to fall far short of their goals.
Troubled 3D printer manufacturer Pirate3D continues to operate, according to a report in The Straits Times.
MyMiniFactory’s fundraising campaign has overtaken their target level of £500,000 (USD$775,000) and makes us think a bit differently about 3D printing investment.
After perusing the 3D print inventions in Indiegogo recently we came to a conclusion: many of the campaigns are not actually inventions.
Many people are now considering starting a business in the 3D print world, but not many are as young and ambitious as Michael Becerra.
Daniel Brown created a very detailed analysis of crowdfunded 3D printer startups on his blog, 3D Prototypes and Models.
