The Virtual Additive Manufacturing for Defense Conference
27 October 2020 - 11 November 2020, 16:00 - 18:00 / 4PM - 6PM CET (Central European Time)
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The acquisition of Munich-based Shift, the largest On-Demand manufacturing marketplace in Europe. Through the acquisition, Xometry will accelerate its international expansion into 12 new countries, leveraging a worldwide network of over 4,000 manufacturers.
Continue reading “Xometry Acquires Shift, Europe’s Largest On-Demand Manufacturing Marketplace”Changing Technologies, Inc. reports its revolutionary upcoming 3D printing portal is drawing keen looks from across the industry. This game-changing online portal will offer users entry to a global online community that will quickly and efficiently connect those designing 3D content with suitable and qualified companies that can print their creations. Continue reading “CHGT’s Ground-Breaking 3D Printing Portal Gaining Marketplace Attention”
CoolNerd LLC is launching the first dedicated 3D Printing Marketplace, where consumers can purchase 3D printers, filaments, parts & accessories, cad designs, and products. It aims to take advantage of shopping engines, search engines, social networks, and video marketing to attract current and potential 3D printing consumers. Continue reading “CoolNerd – A New 3D Printing Marketplace”
E-commerce is a phenomenon that has transformed the way we do business worldwide, just as 3D printing is transforming the world of manufacturing. Both processes, unheard of at one time, are responsible for breaking down monumental barriers in the ways we operate in terms of shopping, entrepreneurial endeavors, as well as innovating, ‘making,’ and sharing. Continue reading “In the Name of 3D Printing: Printify Service and Marketplace Brings Together Designers and Engineers”
Made for Me wants to connect designers, manufacturers and consumers interested in 3D printing. The company aims to be Australia’s largest network of 3D printing professionals and services, as well as an online marketplace for 3D printed customizable goods. Continue reading “Australian startup hopes to be the Expedia of 3D printing”
3D printing marketplaces have become ubiquitous in the past couple of years, with free repositories like Thingiverse and Youmagine allowing users to download 3D printable files for free and e-commerce sites like Shapeways, i.materialise, and, now, Amazon giving customers the chance to purchase personalized 3D printed objects. Continue reading “Kwambio to Launch Customizable 3D Printing Marketplace”
Online 3D printables marketplace i.materials has just made its printables that much more compelling by adding the popular 3D modeling interface Sketchfab to its API. Now, i.materialise shop owners can display their products in rich 3D, using Sketchfab’s powerful interface. Continue reading “i.materialise Welcomes Sketchfab Interface onto its 3D Printing Marketplace (VIDEO)”
Pirate3D Chief Pirate Roger Chang talks about copyrights in 3D printing and additional technologies needed to aid it. Pirate3D has expanded its offerings. Its online 3D design and app marketplace Treasure Island is also in development. Continue reading “Can 3D printing disrupt the manufacturing industry?”
French company Sculpteo offers 3-D printing services for businesses and consumers, but the way it approaches the consumer market is quite unique. Aside from offering a consumer marketplace where people can buy and sell 3-D printed designs that Sculpteo professionally prints, it also offers API integration for businesses to directly tap into Sculpteo’s 3-D printing platform. Continue reading “This French 3-D Printing Company Has a Unique Approach to the Consumer Market (VIDEO)”