J750

October 5, 2017

Stratasys says its new rapid prototyping system for eyewear could cut up to 15 months from the development and production cycle.

OtterBox Speeds Product Development with the New Stratasys J750 3D Printer

April 4, 2016

Newest multi-material 3D printer features six-material capacity for rigid, rubberlike, and transparent materials in more than 360,000 colors, all in one print.

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Cosmetic Packaging Gets 3D Printed Upgrade

Baralan leverages Stratasys' technology to for creative packaging designs for high-end cosmetic brands, enhancing product personalization and sustainability, Stratasys reports.

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GFT will leverage NVIDIA AI and Omniverse tools to create visual and quality inspection applications for manufacturing. The company can...

AMD Powers Fast Supercomputer, El Capitan

El Capitan touted as the first exascale-class machine for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) stands as a computing resource...

New Program Empowering Women in 3D Printing Launches

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Stratasys 3D Printing Integrated in Wind Turbine Design

Gulf Wind Technology has reduced the design and fabrication cycle for wind tunnel models, according to Stratasys.

Razorleaf Updates CLOVER Digital Threat Integration Platform

Built with cloud-native technology, the updated platform offers enhanced performance and security while providing flexible deployment options—on-premise, air-gapped, cloud-based,...

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