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20 Feb
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Why RP Service Bureaus Choose Objet 3D Printers — IPF Explains

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Gary Miller at IPF Service Bureau in the UK explains the unique business advantages his service bureau gains from operating Objet 3D printers. The company uses the Objet Eden350V and the Objet Connex500 multi-material 3D printer. The Objet Connex, due to its unique multi-material jetting capability, can print different materials into the same model, and hence many different model orders on the same tray at the same time. The multi-material capability includes printing a range of rigid and rubber shores simultaneously and also a range of materials capable of simulating the strength and temperature resistance of engineering plastics. Objet 3D…

20 Feb
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Objet 3D Printing Functional Bike Parts – TREK Bicycles!

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Trek Bicycles uses their Stratasys Objet Connex500 3D printer and the Digital ABS material to rapidly prototype functional bike parts that can be tested on real bikes – in the field – just 2 hours after on-screen design! The Stratasys Objet 3D printing process saves weeks from the conventional CNC milling process, and allows Trek to perfect their design parts before production.  

20 Feb
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Objet260 Connex Multi Material 3D Printer

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The Stratasys Objet260 Connex is an affordable, compact version of Stratasys Objet’s pioneering line of multi-material 3D printers. It enables designers and engineers to rapidly build prototypes to simulate their intended end-product more efficiently than any other existing technology.  

20 Feb
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Objet1000 – Largest Ever 3D Printer for Big Models & Flawless Precision!

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The Objet1000 is Objet’s largest ever 3D printer. With a build platform of 1000 x 800 x 500 mm (39 x 31 x 20 inch), the system enables designers, engineers and manufacturers to quickly and easily create large and very precise models for prototyping parts and products in automotive, defense, aerospace, consumer goods, household appliances and industrial machinery sectors. The system features Stratasys Objet Connex multi-material technology offering standard and ABS plastic performance, a choice of over 100 materials and the ability to mix up to 14 different materials in a single prototype or model to achieve the true look,…

20 Feb
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3D Printing to Protect

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Here at Design Reality we understand the value of environmental testing. Our 3D Printing facility took us from art to part and onto the mountain in less than three days.  

20 Feb
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3D Printing at its Incredible Best | Objet & d-Vision

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Objet, the leading producer of advanced, inkjet-based 3D printers working in collaboration with the young designers of Keter Plastic’s d-Vision, has donated the following 3D printed art pieces to a charity auction to raise money for social and educational youth programs. The charity auction was hosted at the renowned Holon Design Museum.  

20 Feb
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3D Printed Dress on the Catwalk at Paris Fashion Week

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For the first time ever, designers have 3D printed a multi-material dress composed of both rubber-like and rigid elements that are 3D printed simultaneously on the Stratasys Objet Connex system. Here, we interview the creators; Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen and professor Neri Oxman from the MIT’s Media Lab.  

20 Feb
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Designer 3D Printed Shoes Prowl the Catwalks at Paris Fashion Week

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Iris van Herpen, among the first fashion designers to explore creative opportunities with 3D printing, returns to Paris Fashion Week with dazzling 3D printed shoes featured in her new show ‘Wilderness Embodied.” The shoes were designed for the collection by Rem D Koolhaas, Creative Director and Founder of United Nude. Inspired by nature, the shoe design incorporates intricate lattices that wind around the foot, mirroring the growth of tree roots.   The shoes were 3D printed on the Stratasys multi-material Objet Connex and Objet Eden 3D Printers. The fine detail expressed on the shoes, mimicking the natural world, was enabled…

20 Feb
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Holon Fashion Week Adds a 3D Printed Twist

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Kicking off the 2013 Holon Fashion Week in Israel was a starry awards ceremony to honor the country’s top fashion designers.   In this brief clip, Stratasys VP of Marketing Arita Mattsoff bestows the award for Best Accessories Design.   The fashion week featured awards, lectures and special appearances by fashion luminaries. The awards themselves were produced on an Objet Connex multi-material 3D printer.  

20 Feb
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Icarus Had A Sister (with 200 3D Printed Feathers)

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In this video interview shot at the 3D PrintShow in London, watch Masters and Munn describe the vision of their award winning sculpture “Icarus Had A Sister” – and how, after 9 years, they were able to turn their vision into beautiful reality.   Only 3D printing could produce the more than 200 highly detailed feathers required to help the dramatic sculpture take flight.  

20 Feb
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Stratasys Color Multi-Material 3D Printing Puts “Garden of Eden” in Fashion

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Filmed at the 3D PrintShow in NY, this interview with Dr. Michaella Janse van Vuuren debuts her unique “Garden of Eden” fashion collection which she created using the Objet500 Connex3 Color Multi-material 3D Printer from Stratasys.   Produced in one print run, these pieces combines flexible, rigid and transparent materials – plus some of the brightest, most dramatic colors you’ve ever seen from a 3D printer.   In this brief clip, Michaella discusses her inspiration for the pieces and also what it is like to create with 3D printing. You’ll also see one of the pieces actually being 3D printed….

20 Feb
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Vocal Vibrations: Neri Oxman’s Gemini Acoustic Chaise created with Stratasys 3D Printing

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Professor Neri Oxman, Architect, Designer and Professor of Media, Arts and Science at MIT, in collaboration with Professor W. Craig Carter, Department of Materials Science and Engineering of MIT Lab, continues to explore new worlds of sight and sound with the Objet500 Connex3 Color Multi-material 3D Printer.   In this exclusive interview, Neri describes her vision and surprising inspiration for the ground-breaking Gemini acoustic chaise.   This is her first piece to combine both traditional and additive manufacturing processes.   Is it furniture? Is it art? Is it a musical instrument? You decide after watching this thought-provoking clip.  

20 Feb
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A New Twist on Fashion with Stratasys 3D Printing

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Fresh on the scene fashion designer Noa Raviv has premiered her trend-bending “Hard Copy” collection. As her graduation project at Shenkar College of Engineering and Design, Hard Copy includes seven dresses featuring black and white ruffled fabrics and grid-like patterns that form voluminous shapes.   One of the collection’s show stoppers is a stunning black dress that seamlessly incorporates a 3D printed element created on the Objet500 Connex3 Color Multi-material 3D Printer.   Watch this brief video to see Noa’s one of a kind collection on the catwalk and hear her thoughts on the happy marriage of 2D design with…

20 Feb
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ACADIA 2014: 3D Printed Design Innovations Using Stratasys Systems – Part 1

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At the recent ACADIA (the Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture) conference held at USC, a prestigious line-up of renowned artists collaborated with Stratasys to showcase 3D printed innovations.   In these exclusive interviews, you’ll learn how Alvin Huang, Jose Sanchez, Jenny Wu and Dr. David Gerber are pushing the design boundaries for everything from furniture and fashion to interactive games and architecture.   The unique 3D printed pieces featured in Part 1 and Part 2 of this video explore the relationships between form and performance, and the design nuances made possible with color, multi-material 3D printing.  

20 Feb
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ACADIA 2014: 3D Printed Design Innovations Using Stratasys Systems – Part 2

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At the recent ACADIA (the Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture) conference held at USC, a prestigious line-up of renowned artists collaborated with Stratasys to showcase 3D printed innovations.   In these exclusive interviews, you’ll learn how Alvin Huang, Jose Sanchez, Jenny Wu and Dr. David Gerber are pushing the design boundaries for everything from furniture and fashion to interactive games and architecture.   The unique 3D printed pieces featured in Part 1 and Part 2 of this video explore the relationships between form and performance, and the design nuances made possible with color, multi-material 3D printing.  

20 Feb
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Berker Makes a Switch to Stratasys 3D Printed Injection Molds

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Berker, a leading German designer and manufacturer of high quality electronic switches and intelligent building management systems, needed to test a newly designed electrical component which required parts produced using injection molding.   Once assembled, the parts had to pass an electrostatic discharge (ESD) test conducted by an independent testing agency. That meant the switch prototype had to use the same materials as the final part.   Instead of using metal injection molds to test the designs, which would have been very costly and time consuming to produce, Berker decided to try Stratasys 3D printed injection molds.   This fast…

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