Stratasys

Internally developed platform intended to bring value of metal additive manufacturing to short-run production while overcoming limitations of cost and throughput.

Unlimited Tomorrow is collaborating with 3D printing giant Stratasys and 3D software provider Dassault Systemes to create low-cost, highly functional prosthetic arms for those who need them most.

Post-processing a 3D printed part is still a highly manual operation, but new technologies can help reduce both time and cost.

3D printing guidelines are useful for manufacturers planning product submissions for FDA approval, and will improve the position of the U.S. in the worldwide additive manufacturing medical-device marketplace.

Every day, our customers find simpler, smarter approaches to stubborn design problemsand greater confidence to confront towering human and technological challenges. Less hindered by the usual constraints, they can imagine, design, iterate and replicate more freely than ever before. By...

Students learn how to ‘think additively’ by designing a self-balancing 3d printed scooter development process around Stratasys' additive technology.

What’s new in e-Xstream Digimat 2018.0? It's easy and efficient with more additive manufacturing and advanced failure modeling, the company reports.

3D printing spare parts offers efficiencies over traditional manufacturing. Historically, manufacturers anticipated what they required in spare parts over the course of years, maybe even decades, produced those volumes, then stored and distributed parts as needed. If inventory ran out,...

Using a Stratasys Fortus 450mc Production 3D Printer, the company cut fixture production time from days to hours, a reduction of 90%.

BioMimics is launching with options that mimic the complexities of heart and bone structures, with a third application—vascular anatomy—scheduled for an early 2018 release.

Design for additive manufacturing will require new software tools and a new approach.

Using customized 3D printed tools, GKN Driveline Florence plant reports 70% reduction in production time of certain tools.

Patient-specific and highly personalized 3D models are being studied for ability to enable surgeons to better conduct presurgical planning and intraoperative collaboration.

One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.

New software solution combines the power of multi-material 3D printing with true voxel-level control enabling users to create advanced structures, gradient color patterns, internal properties and textures to fit precise material requirements.