We envision a world in which ideas become reality through 3D printing technology. The imagination of the human mind is unlimited. The limitations are physical ones that we can overcome. We are freeing engineers, manufacturers, educators, designers, doctors, and other creators from those constraints. Through the potential of additive technologies, impossible human challenges become possible.
About usChildren's Hospital Colorado turns to anatomical models to treat congenital heart disease.
Read MoreKinetic Vision uses 3D printing to sell unique features of AeroFlexx liquid packaging.
Read MoreAngel Trains and DB ESG 3D-print spare train parts to reduce lead times by 94%.
Read MoreStratasys has now acquired all outstanding shares of Xaar 3D, the joint venture behind SAF technology and our H Series solutions for production-scale additive manufacturing. The first 3D printer, the H350, is now available.
Learn more$20 million contract to purchase up to 25 Stratasys F900™ 3D printers and related materials and services over the next five years is the largest of its kind. Delivery of the first eight is expected before the end of 2021.
Learn morepatient care:
Seattle Children’s is turning to Stratasys Digital Anatomy to plan complex pediatric surgical procedures. Synthetic digital twins of an actual patient’s anatomy, including the specific pathology in question, is transformative. Watch how it helped Nia.
production:
P3 PhotoPolymerization technology and Origin One 3D printers let TE Connectivity turn to additive manufacturing to produce new lines of connectors at volumes not possible with injection molding. The new normal in manufacturing means growth. Learn how.
design:
Kinetic Vision transformed beverage package design with multicolor, multimaterial PolyJet 3D printing. Learn how they save time, win business, and win over consumers with Stratasys.
