Using a multi-technology Stratasys workflow, Picodya has saved roughly two years of accumulated development time, reduced complex part costs from hundreds of dollars to single digits, and kept biological and mechanical development moving in parallel.
Learn how PicoFoundry used Stratasys 3D printing to rapidly produce custom SERS chip cartridges without costly molds.
See how Dankook University's R2X racing team used Stratasys 3D printing to build lighter, stronger EV parts and cut production time.
Discover how Nokia developed an ESD-safe 3D printed tool using Loctite IND3380 ESD to reduce thermal stress and enable sustainable PCB repair and refurbishment.
Techno integrates Stratasys 3D printing and silicone materials to validate designs faster and produce functional pre series parts—without tooling.
Discover how Weather Shield uses industrial 3D printing to cut tooling costs, accelerate production, and deliver hurricane-tested window components.
J.W. Speaker turned to additive manufacturing for its speed, savings and flexibility that traditional manufacturing methods couldn’t match. Learn how the company now fully embraces 3D printing for not only prototyping and tooling, though also producing small volume end-use parts and customized production.
Forensic Photonics revolutionized fingerprint detection with their LIFT device, using P3 to create durable, high-quality imaging solutions for law enforcement.
Discover how Thorlabs leverages 3D printing to cut production costs by $20,000 a year, boost efficiency, and deliver enhanced customer value.
TE Connectivity uses DLP 3D printing to achieve high-precision, low-volume production, replacing injection molding for agile manufacturing.
