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Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS) is frequently in the news for developments in polymer-based 3D printing and additive manufacturing across aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and industrial markets. Its announcements highlight how smart, connected 3D printers, polymer materials, and a supporting software ecosystem are applied in real-world production and prototyping environments.
Recent news has showcased industrial and automotive applications, such as Subaru of America’s use of the Stratasys F770 printer with the T25 High Speed Head to cut tooling development time and reduce prototyping costs. In aerospace, Stratasys reports that Airbus produces certified flight-ready parts using ULTEM 9085 filament CG on industrial FDM printers, with thousands of parts already in service on aircraft models including the A320, A350, and A400M.
Healthcare-focused stories emphasize Digital Anatomy technology and specialized materials. Stratasys has announced full U.S. availability of its RadioMatrix radiopaque material, enabling CT and X-ray-visible models for imaging research, training, and device testing. Other coverage describes Digital Anatomy-based eye models for eyelid surgery training in Europe, supporting lifelike, repeatable surgical education.
Stratasys news also covers software and ecosystem partnerships, such as the integration of Novineer’s NoviPath performance simulation with GrabCAD Print Pro, and its collaboration with Tritone Technologies to add metal and ceramic capabilities. Additional updates include participation in defense exercises like Trident Warrior 25, where distributed manufacturing with Stratasys printers and Stratasys Direct on-demand production supported U.S. Navy operations.
On this SSYS news page, readers can follow earnings releases, product and material launches, strategic collaborations, and sector-specific case studies that illustrate how Stratasys technologies are used in production and training. Investors, engineers, and industry professionals can use this feed to monitor ongoing developments in Stratasys’ additive manufacturing activities.
Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS) announced its 2020 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders scheduled for November 30, 2020, at 5:00 p.m. Israel time. Shareholders entitled to vote must be on record by October 21, 2020. The meeting will cover several proposals, including re-election of board members, compensation for the Chairman, and an increase in the ordinary shares available under its equity incentive plan. The Board recommends voting in favor of all proposals. The meeting will also address the consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2019.
MakerBot, a leader in 3D printing and a subsidiary of Stratasys Ltd. (Nasdaq: SSYS), has published a report titled “Trends in 3D Printing and STEAM Education.” This report is based on over 1,000 responses from educators worldwide, highlighting the importance of 3D printing in preparing students for the workforce. Notably, 63% of respondents support the integration of 3D printing for skill development and advocate for comprehensive resources beyond just printers. Key challenges include budget constraints and insufficient technical training in STEAM subjects.
MakerBot, a subsidiary of Stratasys (Nasdaq: SSYS), has announced the expansion of its materials portfolio with the introduction of Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber. This new material can be printed on MakerBot METHOD™ and METHOD X™ 3D printers and offers superior physical and thermal properties, making it suitable for applications in automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing.
Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber is designed for high strength, stiffness, and moisture resistance, enhancing print quality across diverse engineering applications. The material will begin shipping in November 2020.
MakerBot, a subsidiary of Stratasys (SSYS), released its 3D Printing Trends Report based on over 1,200 responses from various industries including Aerospace and Medical. Key findings indicate that 74% of respondents plan to invest in 3D printing technology in 2021, with 50% budgeting up to $100,000. While nearly 70% faced business impacts from COVID-19, 56% reported no effect on their 3D printing investment plans, reflecting confidence in the technology's ability to enhance operations. Customization remains a top priority, and challenges like costs and technical expertise are noted.