Lamborghini Selects Stratasys

With a 50 year heritage that has seen its brand become synonymous with extreme and uncompromising automotive design, Lamborghini relies upon the most cutting edge technologies to uphold its reputation for automotive excellence. Meeting this objective is aided by the company’s continued use of Stratasys FDM-based 3D printing technology, which Lamborghini employs throughout the entire lifecycle of its parts, from rapid prototyping applications to direct digital manufacturing of end-use parts...(Read more)

ISS and SpaceX Freezers Customized with 3D Printing

Polar is a powered, single middeck, -80°C freezer developed by the University of Alabama Birmingham (UAB) Center for Biophysical Sciences & Engineering (CBSE) for the NASA Crew and Thermal Systems Division (CTSD). The main function of Polar is to provide a -80°C freezing and storage unit for a broad range of science samples during transportation to and from and while aboard the ISS. (Read more)

3D Printing for Bionic Arms

The University of Central Florida has been using 3D printers to create the coolest, branded prosthetic arms for kids. (Read more)

Top 4 Things to Consider When Choosing 3D Print Material

In the Stratasys Direct Manufacturing white paper, “3D Printing: Choosing the Right Material for Your Application”, they explore the factors surrounding process and material choices to result in the best process-material marriage for your project. (Read more)

Soluble Support: ¿Why? ¿For What?

Learn about Soluble Support and why it is important in 3D Printing today:

Sony Selects Stratasys

Certainly the future of shopping isn’t going to require scuba gear and the ability to swim, but Sony’s recent launch of their Xperia Aquatech store was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for those lucky enough to pay a visit. If you are familiar with Sony’s Xperia line of smartphones and tablets, then you know that many of them are waterproof for up to 1.5 meters in depth. Sony teamed with Dubai-based Paradigm 3D, a 3D printing service provider and part of the Red Eye Global Direct Digital Manufacturing Network. Working together they brainstormed ideas, as Sony wanted customized holders for all their devices within the underwater store. (Read more)

Airbus Selects Stratasys

The leading global provider of 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions, announced that leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus has produced more than 1000 flight parts on its Stratasys FDM 3D Production Systems for use in the first-of-type A350 XWB aircraft, delivered in December 2014. 

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