Gerdesmeyer & Krohn, a German industrial and interior design studio, used 3D printing during the prototyping of their latest coffee set collection.
Driven by sales of their flagship Zortrax M200, the Polish 3D printer manufacturer had a record $6.7M turnover in the first half of 2016.
A dedicated Zortrax user designed and printed his own simulated racing hardware, giving him the taste of a real Formula One race.
The 3D printed Nixa Clock doesn't have traditional hands and numbers; it uses LED lights to indicate hours, minutes and seconds.
This DJ crafted a unique set of music incorporating the heartbeats of people on the dancefloor, using custom 3D printed bracelets.
All3DP visited the premiere „Additive Manufacturing“ Show in Amsterdam. Here are the three trends you need to know about.
The Zortrax M300 has a big debut at the Additive Manufacturing Show in Amsterdam; can this supersized 3D printer tower over the competition?
Polish design studio Nixa uses Zortrax's M200 3D printers to create a series of specialized sports camera accessories.
UAU Project is a design studio producing elegant 3D models for functional 3D printing. The team explains their creative process to ALL3DP.
A 3D printed model of her finance as a baby was a heartwarming engagement gift to a visually impaired woman.
3D printing has resulted in a major reduction in research costs, enabling Polish scientists to create a fully functional artificial heart.
Zortrax's printing material sales data for 2015 indicates a 350% increase when compared to 2014. This means the department has a huge growing share in Zortrax's total revenue.
Zortrax are going strong in Poland with the opening of a store in Warsaw, and their 3D printers adopted by academic instituions throughout the country.
Which are the most wanted 3D printers in 2016? That's the question 3D Hubs asked its members, some of the most dedicated 3D printer users in the world.
ALL3DP gets hands on with the Zortrax Inventure, the latest (and perhaps greatest) 3D printer from the Polish manufacturer.