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Jenny Wu Works With Stratasys 3D Printing to Create Dazzling Jewelry with Unique Geometries and Designs

Stratasys collaborates with Jenny Wu and unveils LACE, a new ready-to-wear 3D printed jewelry collection available in Autumn 2014

Stratasys Ltd. (Nasdaq:SSYS), a global leader of 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions, today announced that it has collaborated with architect and designer Jenny Wu, of Oyler Wu Collaborative, on her first 3D printed jewelry collection. Entitled, 'LACE', the collection comprises a line of 3D printed wearable designs including necklaces and rings inspired by line-based geometry and intricate, organic movement, standing-out as a bold statement on the body.

XYZPrinting Increases U.S. Distribution Of Award-Winning Da Vinci 3D Printers To Meet Growing Demand

Top-selling 3D printer available online through Amazon, Micro Center, Newegg.com and Studica - and in Micro Center retail locations nationwide

XYZprinting, today announced it has increased distribution of its award-winning da Vinci printer line, now available for purchase through leading e-commerce and retail websites Amazon, Micro Center, Newegg.com, and Studica. Da Vinci printers bring much needed affordability and usability to the 3D printing market, making it accessible to students and designers, as well as entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Deloitte University Press Launches MOOC on Additive Manufacturing (3D printing)

Course explores business implications of 3D printing; Provides collaborative learning opportunity

Deloitte University Press today announced the launch of a massive open online course (MOOC) on the business implications of additive manufacturing. 3D Opportunity: The Course on Additive Manufacturing for Business Leaders is the first course of its kind to be offered by a large professional services firm and is designed to help educate the market on the business drivers of additive manufacturing (more popularly known as 3D printing).

Deloitte University Press Launches MOOC on Additive Manufacturing

Course explores business implications of 3D printing; Provides collaborative learning opportunity

3D Systems Showcases Its Make.Digital Initiative through Key Partnership Announcements at First Ever White House Maker Faire

3D Systems, The Coca-Cola Company and will.i.am partner to provide more than 1,500 EKOCYCLETM Cube® 3D printers to FIRST® Robotics and Tech Challenge teams
Enables U.S. Department of Education and SME's M.Lab 21 shop class "make over" with its 3D printing technology
Partners with The Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellows to bring 3D printing into K-8 education

US Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker greets students at the M.Lab21 announcement.

M.Lab 21: Bringing the 21st Century to the Classroom

For as long as I have been in the manufacturing industry, we have been talking about the need for three things: to make manufacturing "cool again," to bridge the Skills Gap, and to strengthen the conversation between industry and education. We talk theoretically about our opportunities to support the next generation and innovation in the US, but the question on my mind has always been the concrete "How?"

3D Systems and SME Announce M.Lab21 to Transform Career and Technical Education

M.Lab21 Initiative seeks to bring shop class into the 21st century with new technologies including 3D equipment and curriculum
Pilot intends to reach 200 schools in the SME network

D Systems (NYSE:DDD) and SME announced a collaborative initiative to enhance high school industrial arts and vocational education classes through the new M.Lab21 initiative. This program will offer starter kits to transform shop classes and incorporate additive manufacturing into curriculums.

Scientists use 3D scans to uncover the truth about Richard III’s spinal condition

Research led by the University of Leicester, working with the University of Cambridge, Loughborough University and University Hospitals of Leicester, has finally uncovered the truth about Richard III's spinal condition.

Historical and literary references to the physical deformities of Richard III, who ruled England from 1483-1485, are well-known, but debate has raged for centuries over the extent to which these descriptions are true. Various historical and literary references refer to Richard III as "crook-backed" or "hunch-back'd" , but until now, it was unknown whether these descriptions were based on Richard's actual appearance, or were an invention of later writers to damage his reputation.