The long awaited Star Trek app has come at last, letting you put your face on a crew member of Enterprise.
Exploring the world of 3D printing
We've written a general overview to 3D printer stocks in 2013, which a good place to begin: Click here
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.
The long awaited Star Trek app has come at last, letting you put your face on a crew member of Enterprise.
Most 3D object repositories hold modeled objects but Forme has 3D scans that can be modified.
Searching for specific components such as special gears and oddly sized valves on the internet was nearly impossible before the 3D Part Source service launched.
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If you want a 3D printer but don’t want to pay for all of it, why not share one? I’ll tell you why.
MakerBot held a contest for its Customizer on Thingiverse, awarding three individuals with Replicator 2Xs for their thoughtful customizable uploads in the categories of Artistic, Useful, and Wearable.
The site that lets you be the print service, makexyz, has expanded internationally and has a new API to get your prints across the globe faster.
3D printing services Shapeways and i.materialise are getting more "flexible" with their material choices these days. Flexible, as in squishy.
Mark Scoble interviews Techshop CEO Mark Hatch, in an 66-minute tour of TechShop S.F., where he learns about the facility and meets some TechShop entrepreneurs along the way.
Three U.C. Berkeley students have just developed a 3D printing vending machine. The first prototype is at their campus, but they have bigger plans.
Many products bear out the old adage, Necessity is the Mother of Invention, and this also proved true for new 3D Printing service MakeXYZ.
You’ve probably heard of SaaS (software as a service), but in 2013 expect to hear about PaaS (printing as a service) being enabled through sites like makexyz.com.
Reason magazine interviews Shapeways CEO Peter Weijmarshausen about Shapeways and the future of shopping in the new world of 3D printing.
Thingiverse gives users more control over managing their favorite Things with Collections, a news way of grouping Things, along with some cool social features.
There are basic differences between a true FabLab and a shop that has simply gone out and bought a 3D printer