Stratasys scoops up Makerbot in effort to seize massive desktop 3D printer opportunity
Stratasys (SSYS) has just made a bold move to acquire privately held Makerbot, the leading name in consumer 3D printers.
Stratasys (SSYS) has just made a bold move to acquire privately held Makerbot, the leading name in consumer 3D printers.
If you couldn’t tune in to listen to the call, you missed some important announcements from 3D Systems. Here are the highlights.
Getting to test drive two personal 3D Printers is a lot of fun and I was lucky enough to be given two demo units: the Afinia H479 and the 3D Systems 2nd Generation Cube.
The long awaited Star Trek app has come at last, letting you put your face on a crew member of Enterprise.
Office supply chain Staples has just announced that they are now selling the 3D Systems Cube 3D printer on their website and it’s coming to some stores in June.
3D Systems announced a more robust full-color 3D printer series called ProJet x60.
3D Systems (DDD) reported quarterly earning yesterday. Reading the conference call transcript is important for investors.
With so much interest (and so much misinformation) in 3D printer-related stocks, it’s time to update readers on the subject of investing in 3D printing companies.
Stratasys and Object have finalized their merger of the two companies, and Objet has released a short video demonstrating how the two companies’ technologies fit together.
3D printers were all the buzz at CES last week. And the judges awarded the new CubeX 3D printer Best of CES 2013 in the Emerging Tech category. Congratulations 3D Systems.