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3D Systems
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3D SystemsManufacturing the Future |
United States | |
1986 | |
Public | |
NYSE: DDD | |
$100m-1b | |
1,001 - 10,000 | |
Open website |
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Number of Case Studies6
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Planetary Resources Uses 3D Printing in Spacecraft Production
Planetary Resources expects that the Arkyd spacecraft will eventually be mass-produced at cost significantly lower than current spacecraft, so weight must be minimized to the greatest extent possible. |
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3D Printed Prototypes Streamline Equipment Introduction
Vauxhall set out to introduce a modified process hanger with a new part that would be used to support each vehicle body throughout the production process. This part is a critical piece and had to perfectly fit both the machinery and the auto body to create correct clearances and avoid damage during production. |
High Density Stacking Capability Drives Productivity in End-Use 3D Part Producti
Sporting goods retailer seeks to avoid expense of tooling by validating high-speed Figure 4 solution with new 3D Sprint stacked printing feature as the best option to produce safety glasses components.When faced with a mold injection problem on a small component for shooting glasses that connects the frame to the lenses, Decathlon opted to test the new 3D stacking solution developed by 3D Systems to evaluate additive manufacturing for production. After conducting a feasibility study on the Figure 4 solution and stacking feature, Decathlon’s teams confirmed the productivity and economics of additive manufacturing and decided that this solution could be considered for batch-run production of the final product. |
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LUTZBOT
Proven TechnologyTens of thousands of people in 85 countries around the world rely on award-winning LulzBot 3D printers, parts, and plastics to get the job done. We proudly serve Fortune 500 companies, NASA and other agencies, small businesses, universities, libraries, and hackers. Open Source Hardware communities are at the core of everything we do. Collaboration enhances every product we offer.Open for AllWe are committed to respecting your freedom. That's why our products come with freely licensed designs, specifications, and documentation so your machine can be understood, modified, and shared as we make improvements together. We partner with leading organizations like Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA.org) to advance collaborative technology. |