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H1 Performance Snapshot – Publicly Traded 3D Printing Companies
🚀 Leader on the Rise: Farsoon Technologies delivered the strongest performance in the first half of 2025, jumping nearly 60% in market value. 📉 Biggest Setback: 3D Systems faced the steepest loss,...
Innovation in Motion: Keeping Pace with the Market (Part 1)
We are marching in the same innovation rhyme as the market does, and here are the main parts of the rhyme: Mass Customization – Demand for Personalized Products 3D printing allows one-off or...
3D Printing: Turning Talk into Results
As 2025 progresses, the shift in additive manufacturing is becoming more visible and measurable. While macro pressures like inflation and interest rates caused many companies to postpone 3D printing...
3D Printing: A Stall or a Shift?
Initially, the slide in the 3D printing (3DP) sector might look like a red flag. The growth rate dropped from its soaring clip of 20% per year to a reasonable 9% in 2024. So, the next natural...
From Missiles to Motors: How AM Solves Real Production Crises
Building on the reality that additive manufacturing (AM) is no longer just an idea, let’s look at a real-life case in the automotive industry. One of the world’s biggest carmakers (GM) faced a...
3D printing is swiftly taking the lead where efficiency, speed, and flexibility are crucial
One example is a recently successful test of a 3D-printed cruise missile. It demonstrates how far additive manufacturing has advanced by producing hardware that is not only mission-ready but also...
Nano Dimension Completes Acquisition of Desktop Metal
While Nano Dimension has made the acquisition of Desktop Metal official, this move is about much more than consolidation. It is a collision of two ambitious visions for additive manufacturing, with...
From Prototype to Scale in One Week
Prototype today. Validate tomorrow. Scale next week. Speed isn’t chaos — it’s control. When iteration becomes routine, growth follows naturally.
Wait, this was 3D printed?
Our favorite reaction from one of our customers. A potential client walked into our office and saw a part on the table. He picked it up, examined it, and said: "Ok, I would definitely use 3D...
Our client failed. And we were happy about it
Our clients experienced a setback that we welcomed. They were in the process of putting out a hand-held device - something that people would want to use every day. The parts they developed in CAD...
The ROI of Testing 200 Units Before Launch
Traditional path: €20,000+ invested in injection mold tooling. 8-12 weeks to wait for parts. If the design is incorrect, the company pays for another round of tooling, another delay, and...
The Biggest Risk Isn’t 3D Printing—It’s Waiting
The most significant risk is not that of trying 3D printing. It is instead making the decision to wait while your idea collects dust on the sheet of paper in front of you. Year after year, we...












