Stratasys Profiled on KARE 11 TV (3:50)
KARE 11 TV visits Stratasys and interviews CEO Scott Crump and others for a history of the company and news about its applications.
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Automotive Applications for 3D Printers and 3D Production Systems (5:23)
Aaron Blackmore of Stratasys talks about 3D Printing and 3D Production systems for automotive applications at the 2010 PRI (Performance Racing Industry) Show in Orlando, Florida.
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Full-Scale Motorcycle Unveiled at Autodesk (2:30)
In collaboration with AUTODESK, Stratasys unveiled the world's first full-scale custom motorcycle produced entirely on a Fortus 3D Production System. Thermoplastic parts produced include: articulating steering, illuminating headlights and rotating wheels.
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FDM Technology Process Video: Easiest to Use of Any Additive Fabrication Technology (2:00)
No special set up is required for Stratasys 3D Printers and 3D Production Systems. Follow three easy steps to convert CAD files into 3D parts.
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Dimension Featured on Jay Leno's Garage (8:00)
See Jay Leno tout the benefits of 3D scanners and Dimension 3D Printers in developing hard-to-replace automotive parts. As Jay says, "It's pretty amazing!"
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Machine Design Magazine Explains DDM (5:00)
Leslie Gordon from “Machine Design” interviews Darin Everett of Stratasys who explains how Fortus systems can be used for direct digital manufacturing, producing end-use parts as well as manufacturing tools like jigs and fixtures.
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Machine Design Video—What Is 3D Printing? (9:52)
Brent Denston of Stratasys demonstrates the advantages of 3D printing.
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Oreck Reduced Fixture Costs by 65% Using a Fortus 3D Production System (2:25)
With direct digital manufacturing, Oreck reduces the cost of producing assembly pallets by up to 65 percent. Some fixture projects at Oreck cost more than $100,000, making the savings significant.
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SAP Video on the Future of Factories (5:00)
Fortus Production Systems will change the future of factories by efficiently and affordably producing low-volume parts using direct digital manufacturing. Traditional tooling and machining may be eliminated.
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