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Today is the last day to vote for Harvest Tech's #SXSW panel on#3Dprinting in the #Movies. Take a sneak peek into the panel discussion and cast your vote to see us at SXSW Interactive 2015. :)

The U.S. Army is 3D printing synthetic cranial bones to prevent long-term brain damage from shock waves when soldiers are in battle. Read more. 

Learn how 3D printing is revolutionizing special effects & animation in movies. Cast your vote for our 3D printing Panel for the upcoming SXSW 2015! 

3-D printing company Stratasys shares were up 13% in pre-market trading Thursday after reporting a 67% jump in quarterly revenue.

Stratasys is making great headway in the #3Dprinting industry, reporting a 67% increase in quarterly revenue. We're proud to be part of the Stratasys team! 

Similar to inkjet printers, most machines in this process deposit material or binder from print heads to create three dimensional (3D) objects.

If you search the two terms, intellectual property and 3D printing, you will find a hefty debate on how the new world of 3d printing is attacking or liberating, depending on your perspective, the consuming public. After working through the Hasbro and Shapeways post earlier today, I decided to take a [...]

Can 3D printing really "steal" away products? Read more about the hefty debate on 3D printing and intellectual property.

Our Stratasys acquisition is complete! Harvest Tech is now joining forces with Stratasys, Solid Concepts and RedEye to establish advanced manufacturing services. Learn more about our services & read about the acquisition. 

When it comes to 3D printing, NASA certainly doesn't want to be left out in the cold. A couple months ago, we learned that NASA was teaming with MakerBot to lau

It's simply amazing how quickly additive manufacturing technology has been progressing. Just a few years ago, laser sintering of metals within the manufacturing

Researchers have developed a new method of 3D printing parts using several different metal alloys. Learn how this metal 3D printer could transform additive manufacturing. 

The process of forming thermoplastic, thermoset or metal parts by pouring or injecting molten material into a mold, and then removing the part(s) from the cavity.

Check out these 3D printed guitars. Not only do they look cool with complex designs, but they sound great too.

For over 40 years, San Diego California has been the place to be in mid-summer, as 130,000+ people converge on the city to take part in what is known as Comic-C

Stratasys helped 3D print 14 foot tall Giant Creature. Together with Stan Winston School of Character Arts, Legacy Effects, Condé Nast Entertainment and WIRED, they have created one of the most elaborate exhibits at Comic-Con. 

Advances in imaging techniques are changing the way in which prostate cancer can be detected and treated.  However, these techniques have yet to be perfected a

Team of researchers at UCLA have developed a process to detect and diagnose prostate cancer by 3D printing personalized molds. 

Museum work often conjures up the image of a lonely art historian working in a dusty library identifying artifacts and blowing the dust off of leather bound tom

Museums in Berlin are now integrating 3D printing & scanning to help in curating exhibits and more. 

Laser sintering (LS) can not only improve aircraft technologies, but it can also reduce costs in production. Read our new blog and learn what the future of additive manufacturing holds for the aerospace industry.

FARNBOROUGH, England — Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley announced from England on Tuesday that GE Aviation plans to bring high volume additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, to its facility[...]

GE plans to bring 3D printing to its Auburn facility. It will be the first of its kind to mass produce additive parts for the jet propulsion industry.