New York’s coast has taken a beating over the years, including from Superstorm Sandy, and the D-Shape 3D printer will be used to repair some of the damage.
Exploring the world of 3D printing
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Several companies which make 3D printers and 3D modeling software are publicly traded companies. The beauty of investing in 3D printer stocks now is that most of the world has yet to know what 3D printing is, let alone understand the future of this world-changing technology.
3D printer leaders like 3D Systems Technology (DDD) and Stratasys. Inc. (SSYS) are trade on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq, respectively. Two new smaller companies just recently went public: Arcam AB (AMAVF) and ExOne (XONE). Organovo (ONVO) is a pioneer in the 3D bioprinter area.
Some 3D modeling software (CAD) companies that allows the creation of the digital files that serve as input for the 3D printers, are also public. For example, the biggest player is AutoDesk (ADSK); another player, the creator of the massively popular Solidworks software, is a product of a public company in France named Dassault Systèmes, that you can buy on the Nasdaq (DASTY).
This 3D printer stocks archive page will keep you abreast of the latest happenings in 3D printing investment opportunities.
Articles about the use of 3D printers in Architecture.
New York’s coast has taken a beating over the years, including from Superstorm Sandy, and the D-Shape 3D printer will be used to repair some of the damage.
3D Printing buildings isn’t a new concept, but FabClay introduces an old material to automated architecture.
Dutch architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars has designed an "endless" house and he hopes to 3D print it with a D-Shape 3D printer.
In 2013 architects will have the aid of Inition's iPad app that creates visual overlays on scale architectural models, displaying wind currents, lighting, and more.
Neri Oxman, designer, architect and founder of the Mediated Matter group at MIT’s Media Lab, on the five tenants of a new kind of architecture. Hint: it's 3D printed.
“This is architecture of extreme integration, of nuanced transgressions of the extensive and intensive, of dipping in and out of poché space, pushing up against architectural surfaces, and reconstituting them in a more complex way. Poché becomes vivid, active space rather than blackened solids of [...]
Lurking securely in one of the corners of 3D Printshow London, what appeared to be a sloppily recreated dinosaur skull was actually a scaled prototype of a printed house.
The Discovery Channel has filmed a piece on the D-Shape 3D printer, which is a gigantic 6m x 6m 3D printer that prints huge models from sand. Someday buildings.
You know the saying, “Rome wasn’t built in a day.” That’s right, it was built in a semester by size Yale students, their professor and a 3D printer.
Dutch architecture firm DUS has produced a prototype of the KamerMaker 3D printer that is big enough to print furniture-sized models and even small structures that can actually offer shelter for people.
Objet just put out a new video they've created on MIT's Neri Oxman’s May 2012 exhibit entitled ‘Imaginary Beings, Mythologies of the Not Yet’ at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
The traditional building construction process is horribly archaic. A process called Contour Crafting hopes to modernize the industry with 3D printing..
Architect Michael Hansmeyer uses an algorithm to design outrageously unique, complex shapes, which will soon be 3D printed into architectural forms.
Northwestern University student Ben Rothman set out to create a build 3D model of the NU campus and then produce it on a 3D printer.
In the forests of Denmark, you can find a home that was "printed" and put together by just two people, without the use of any heavy machinery.