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Stratasys


7665 Commerce Way
Eden Prairie, Minnesota, 55344
United States of America
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For three decades, we’ve been inspired by the unique challenges our customers face every day. It’s what’s driven us to make them more competitive, more streamlined and more efficient, with products delivered faster and more accurately than ever. Today, those same customers trust us to find new and innovative solutions through our technology – and recognise us as the world leader in 3D printing.

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Rapid Prototyping in The Automotive Industry
Henry Ford may not have invented the automobile, but his pioneering spirit did transform the way cars were made. His assembly line process drastically reduced costs with standardized parts and greater efficiency which led to lower cost, higher quality and greater reliability.
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Stratasys in the News

New processor supports faster time to market for metal cast parts.

Origin Two 3D printer with Origin Cure features repeatability and surface finish comparable to injection molding.

With the move, Stratasys will consolidate most Minnesota-based offices into one larger, more dynamic corporate campus, the company reports.

From America’s Cup race teams to commercial boat manufacturers, the marine industry is navigating additive manufacturing in search of high-performing designs, time-to-market agility and cost savings.

The contest educates high school and post-secondary students about additive manufacturing technologies and design.

At Rapid + TCT in Los Angeles, California, hardware and software makers showcase Chat-GPT-style UI, warp-adjusted modeling, print prep software that prints directly from CAD, and more

Stratasys and Ricoh co-sponsor clinical study looking at efficacy of 3D printed models to traditional CT or MRI scanning for bone tumor excision planning.

Aim is to drive growth in 3D part manufacturing for aviation.

The material will be available for viewing at the Stratasys booth during the upcoming RAPID + TCT Expo.

Medical facilities and device manufacturers can now create patient-specific models to enhance surgical preparation, Stratasys reports.

Updates to several industrial and healthcare business unit products and Stratasys Direct now offered by Stratasys.

In resin-based additive manufacturing, SLA, P3./DLP, and Poly Jet have emerged as contenders. But which one is the clear winner for your project? Learn more in this Stratasys webinar.

Validation and certification of 3D printed parts is getting easier as standards efforts mature and process monitoring capabilities take aim at consistent quality.

Enhanced version of H350 features improved performance and service capabilities, company says.

Select Additive plans to use this partnership to offer its customer base a range of polymer 3D printing technology solutions from Stratasys.

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