Stratasys Blog - 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing

Historically, the choice of part production method has been grounded in requirements. Mating geometries, strength and chemical resistance needs, and...

Boom Supersonic Taps into the Power of 3D Printing There’s a magic number in physics – and for Boom Supersonic alongside Stratasys 3D printing – it’s...

For Marshall Aerospace and Defense Group, the time is now to take flight. As one of the world’s largest privately owned and independent aerospace and...

Researchers at Tel Aviv University say their ‘major medical breakthrough’ will advance possibilities for transplants Cardiovascular disease is the world’s leading cause of death, according to the World Health...

For many years, 3D Printing was an abstract concept. The technology “could” be used to advance innovation, streamline design cycles, and power manufacturing, but there was little or no proof. Industries started to...

Industry 4.0: Is this “fourth industrial revolution” just another buzzword boardrooms use while the machine shop is knee deep in oil & swarf? Meanwhile, nobody’s bothered to do a proper inventory in the...

For decades, Medical 3D Printing has been enabling a more personalized approach to patient care. But for decades, it’s been a quiet player on the sidelines, leveraged in relatively few specialties and called on as an...

Stratasys Reveals New Collaboration Agreement with Andretti Autosport Andretti Autosports, a top performer in IndyCar Series, Indy Lights, and FIA Formula E competitive auto racing, today revealed the team will leverage...

Google Arts and Culture Re-creates Forgotten History with Stratasys J750 Stratasys and Google Arts and Culture are re-imagining some of the world’s most cherished artifacts and historical monuments through additive...

Finding the right size clothing can be a frustrating experience, especially if you aren’t proportioned exactly like the designer envisioned. Just ask anyone who has gone through the frustration and work of trying on...