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The Clever Design Wall

The Clever Design wall features a range of samples, created by our engineers, which show off complex designs made possible by AM.

The 3D Printed Pen is Mightier than the Sword

Additive Manufacturing (aka 3D Printing) is said to be unleashing a third industrial revolution, due in part to the entrepreneurs who are bringing exciting new products onto the market aided by this technology. These are unique products that aim at niche audiences worldwide who are inadequately served by mass production.

Optimizing a Nokia Lumia 820 Cover for 3D Printing

Nokia recently came out in support of 3D Printing by challenging the public to personalize and 3D print their own cases for the Nokia Lumia 820. Although 3D printed phone cases are nothing new (for example, you can get personalized iPhone cases here), this is the first time that a phone manufacturer has released the schematics for a cover so that it can be customized and printed by the public. The team at Materialise’s consumer service, i.materialise, was so excited about Nokia’s initiative that they ran to the store, picked up a Nokia Lumia 820, downloaded the schematic, and started printing.

Wearable Stratasys and Materialise 3D Printed Pieces Hit Paris Fashion Week at Iris van Herpen Show

Minneapolis, MN; Rehovot, Israel; Leuven, Belgium – January 21, 2013 – Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS), a leading manufacturer of 3D printers and production systems for prototyping and manufacturing and Materialise, a Belgian-based pioneer in Additive Manufacturing software and solutions, today announced the unveiling of 3D printing collaborations on the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week as part of Iris van Herpen’s Haute Couture show, ‘VOLTAGE’.

Housings for offshore equipment in a small series

Materialise believes in building partnerships. That’s why we not only provide products, but we also offer services. One good example where technical consultancy played a central part is in helping Aanderaa Data Instruments AS (AADI) choose the best technologies suitable for end products in low volumes. This led to a very cost-effective solution.

Iris van Herpen and Materialise in the Wired Pop-Up Store 2012

Proclaimed as the next Alexander McQueen, Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen is pushing the boundaries of Haute Couture with great success. Since starting her own label in 2007, Iris has picked up a string of awards, has been elected as guest-member by Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, has seen her clothing worn by trend-setting celebrities such as Björk and Lady Gaga, and has had her 3D printed dresses named as one of the 50 Best Inventions of 2011 by TIME Magazine.