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3D Hubs Secures US$18M

3D Hubs has secured a huge US$18M investment round.

Analyzing The 3D Systems Analysis

I’m reading a report on Seeking Alpha describing the stock price journey of 3D Systems, and have some things to add.

Markforged Raises $82 Million

Boston-based Markforged has announced an $82 million Series D funding round.

Keene Village Plastics Acquires MakeShaper

3D print filament manufacturer Keene Village Plastics announced it has acquired MakeShaper.

Roboze Continues to Strategize Sales

New moves at Roboze show ongoing commitment to sales growth.

Sciaky ADAPTs

Metal additive manufacturing company Sciaky has joined ADAPT.

Brexit Causing Issues For UK 3D Printer Companies

As the March 29 date of Brexit approaches, it seems it will have some effect on 3D printer companies based in the UK.

Stratasys Stock Tumbles On Unexpected Results

Stratasys released their 2018 financial results and there was a little bit of a surprise.

Materialise Turns The Corner

Materialise announced their 2018 financial results and it’s looking very positive.

Design for DLS Gets a Boost with ZVerse Partnership

Carbon and ZVerse have announced a strategic partnership to “bridge the design gap for digital manufacturing.”

Windform’s Commercial Strategy Shift

CRP has announced a change in commercial policy for Windform materials.

HP Inc.: Can’t Bring a Musket to a Drone Fight

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discuss HP’s forward momentum.

3D Systems’ 2018 Results Cause Some Fuss

It’s that time of year when many companies release their year-end financial results, and 3D Systems’ were quite interesting.

Selling 3D Printers Direct or Through Resellers?

I’m reading a press release about another reseller arrangement from ROBOZE, and it got me thinking about how this business works.

The Real Value of 3D Printing Patents

It’s not always about revenue; sometimes patents are worth it to prove larger positioning.

A Three-Way Partnership Focusing on Farsoon Technologies

Farsoon Technologies announced an interesting partnership with two related companies.

Agile Partnerships for an Agile Industry

A recent partnership announcement shows how the business of 3D printing can be as fast-moving as the technology.

AMFG Opens German Operations

London-based AMFG has expanded into the German market.

The Time Is Now For Construction 3D Printers

After several years of experimental construction 3D printing projects, it may be the time for things to get real.

3D Printing and Arconic’s Proposed Purchase for $10 Billion

Charles Goulding and Dylan Comerford take a look at Arconic’s work in 3D printing.

What To Read Into Additive Industries’ New Loan

Additive Industries received a significant financial boost in an unusual way.

Wabtec and GE Deal Restructuring Should Further Support 3D Printing Rail Technology

Charles Goulding and Ryan Donley examine a deal between GE and Wabtec and its potential implications on 3D printing in the rail industry.

Aurora Labs Gets Private Placement

Aurora Labs has received a significant investment.

Consultancy Partnership Strengthens Technical 3D Printing Support

G.W.Consultancy and AT 3D-SQUARED have signed a partnership to “advance AM/3D Printing to the next level.”

The Deep Implications Of UL2904 On 3D Printing

UL finally published its standards on 3D print safety, and there are definitely going to be implications.

Xerox Maps 3D Printing Participation, Acquires Vader Systems

Printing mainstay Xerox targets innovation and a fast-growing market, fulfilling promises in stepping into 3D printing.

EOS’ Latest Acquisition Furthers Texan Investments

Today EOS announces its acquisition of Vulcan Labs, advancing further in Texan operations.

The Need for Materials Intelligence in Additive Manufacturing

An important acquisition in simulation and materials intelligence has been flying under the radar.

Chemical Companies’ Focus on 3D Printing

Evonik recently announced its acquisition of 3D printing materials startup Structured Polymers.

Troubles At Maker Geeks

There’s a bit of controversy surrounding US-based filament producer Maker Geeks.

Big Changes At Midwest Composite Technologies

Once in a while a company makes a very strategic move. This is one of them.

Desktop Metal’s Massive Funding

A $160 million investment brings Desktop Metal’s combined funding to $438 million.

Fortify Fortifies Composite 3D Printing

Boston-based Fortify has announced a $2.5 million strategic funding round set to advance its Digital Composite Manufacturing (DCM) process for strong 3D printing.

Integrating MedAccred’s Supply Chain Standard with 3D Printing

The medical device industry is one of the largest and fastest growing global markets.

BASF: Creating Chemistry Through 3D Printing

Charles Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine BASF’s involvement in 3D printing.

Sounds Good: Prodways Acquires French Hearing Aid Leader

Prodways Group says it has just become the French leader in customized ear tips for hearing aids.

The Impact of Bloomberg’s $1.8 Billion Donation to Johns Hopkins on 3D Printing

Charles Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi of R&D Tax Savers discuss the potential impact on 3D printing of a major philanthropic donation.

The Patent War Between Formlabs and DWS

There’s a silent war being waged between two giants of 3D printing: DWS and Formlabs.

New Desktop 3D Printing Execs Point to Globalization Strategies

Two leaders in the desktop 3D printing space have just appointed new execs with a focus on global expansion.

AdditiveNow Emerges

Aurora Labs and WorleyParsons’ 50/50 joint venture, AdditiveNow, emerges today.

How 3D Printing Can Help the US Robot Industry

Charles Goulding and Ian Brown of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing in the robotics industry.

The Power of the HP Inc. 3D Printing Ecosystem

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi of R&D Tax Savers examine HP’s 3D printing ecosystem.

Optomec Acquires Huffman

Additive manufacturing mainstay Optomec has acquired Huffman.

Get a Job in 3D Printing without Being an Engineer

If you’re interested in 3D printing, it is entirely possible to join the industry without being an engineer.

Are Your 3D Designs Being Stolen?

I’m reading a detailed post by Ars Technica on automated theft of AutoCAD designs, but is this also applicable to 3D print designs?

2018 Window Closing for Startups to Claim $250,000 in Cash Rebates

Charles Goulding and Raymond Kumar of R&D Tax Savers note the deadline for US Federal R&D tax credit claims relating to 3D printing.

ASTM and Innovative Standards Development for Additive Manufacturing

I recently sat down with ASTM International’s Mohsen Seifi, PhD, Director of Global Additive Manufacturing Programs.

Harris Corporation and L3 Technologies Merger: 3D Printing Innovation

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi of R&D Tax Savers explore the implications of the Harris and L3 Technologies as they relate to 3D printing technology.

3D Alliances Brings Channels Together

3D printing industry veteran Gil Lavi shares the story of his latest endeavor.

Xact Metal Pivots

Metal 3D printing startup Xact Metal has done a slight pivot on their path to success.

Prusa’s Manufacturing Capacity Is Incredible

At formnext we learned much about Prusa Printer’s manufacturing capabilities.

Materialise Focuses on Productivity, Connectivity, Partnerships

Materialise takes another step forward on its journey toward industrializing additive manufacturing.

Frustum Looking Toward Leadership in Generative Design, Acquired by PTC

Frustum has been busy with new releases — and today with a new parent company.

Stratasys Answers and Raises Questions

Stratasys had a lot to show at formnext 2018 as company execs answered a lot of questions — and raised even more.

An Update From Additive Industries

Last week we heard from Additive Industries, who continue to prove they know how to 3D print in metal.

Filtering Through the Waste with 3D Printing

Charles Goulding and Tyler Gianchetta of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing and membrane filtration.

PostProcess Partners with Rösler

That didn’t take long. After announcing the establishment of a base in Europe US-based PostProcess Technologies announced an interesting partnership with Germany-based Rösler. PostProcess Technologies produces a series of “smart” post-processing devices for 3D printing that intelligently remove supports or smooth the inevitably layered surfaces of freshly printed objects. Sometimes their equipment does both processes… Continue reading PostProcess Partners with Rösler