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The #3DStartups of 2018!
Throughout every year, we present you with the monthly new, innovative #3DStartup and learned more about their exciting applications. Whether it is software or hardware, the applications were in sports or construction it is all interesting. Regardless of the general use…
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Throughout every year, we present you with the monthly new, innovative #3DStartup and learned more about their exciting applications. Whether it is software or hardware, the applications were in sports or construction it is all interesting. Regardless of the general use of applications in different sectors we cover it. Thus giving us a large variety of startups that emerge from the new technology. Last week, we presented you the last startup for 2018. As the year comes to an end, we would like to take a look back at all the new companies and give you a brief overview of our twelve #3DStartups of 2018. And most importantly, don’t forget to vote for your favourite 3D startup HERE !
#3DStartups of 2018: January / 3D MicroPrint
A cooperation between EOS GmbH and the 3D-Micromac AG resulted in 2013 in the startup 3D MicroPrint, which developed a new printing process. This process to ensure an even finer resolution of prints. Within the “Microlaser Sintering (MLS)”, additive manufacturing is combined with laser micromachining on an industrial level. The process of the company is similar to the powder bed process. The biggest difference relates above all to the powder particle size, which is significantly smaller than the conventional one! We had the chance to talk to XYZ from MicroPrint and learn more about the company and its new technology.

#3DStartups of 2018: February / Fabric8Labs
The founders of Fabric8Labs were already interested in 3D printing before they got into the business. However the technology available at the time was too expensive for them, which is why they took their own approach. Within their metal pressure, which combines the electrode disposition and the stereolithography, should be positioned atom by atom, which leads to a much better quality. The potential scope of Fabric8Labs’ 3D technology has a wide span, from medicine, aerospace, to the communications industry.





