When you walk into the Shapeways headquarters in a sprawling New York City warehouse building, it doesn’t feel like a factory. It’s something different, somehow unforgettable, inevitably new. As it ...

What’s the future of additive manufacturing? In a wide-ranging talk here at TechCrunch Disrupt NY with John Biggs, Shapeways CEO Peter Weijmarshausen, discussed the current state of play for the 3D ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More 3D printing service Shapeways has named Gregory Kress as CEO as the ...

Getting something 3D printed is easier now than it’s ever been. Whether it’s a prototype or a replacement part, there are tons of places to get it made. We asked you for your picks last week, then ...

The advent of 3D printing has brought on a flood of innovative potential to multiple industries. Through 3D printing, an engineer can look directly at her potential product within hours of her ...

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Shapeways, a 3D printing service and marketplace, announced a $30 million Series D round led by INKEF Capital. Here’s how Shapeways works: After users sign up, they can create an online store to sell ...

Shapeways, one of the biggest names in 3D printing, is adding a new squishy plastic material called Elasto Plastics to its available printing options. This new material offers some interesting ...

Shapeways uses 3D printing to allow anyone to create custom-designed products. The New York company's creations cover the range of art, jewelry, iPhone cases, trinkets, toys, cuff links, mugs, and ...

Andreessen Horowitz is leading the round as Shapeways builds out its marketplace for people to build and sell 3D-printed products. Paul Sloan is editor in chief of CNET News. Before joining CNET, he ...