Gil Lavi
3DEvaluate Launched to Digitize 3D Printing Buying and Vending Process
The development of digital platforms and online solutions, especially to replace or transform in-person, hands-on business interactions, has accelerated due to the impact of COVID-19. Major public events and international…
Interview with Gil Lavi on the Past 12 Months in Additive Manufacturing
I’m still trying to interview as many 3D printing resellers worldwide (want to be included, contact me!). I’m very interested in how they are “crossing the chasm” from desktop consumer…
Roboze Brings Strength to Desktop 3D Printing, Shows Off at RAPID Debut as Global Expansion Continues
Italian company Roboze has established a reputation for high-strength 3D printing at the desktop, making 3D printing with materials such as PEEK and PEI more accessible for users around the…
Hardware Updates from formnext 2016: 3D Platform, EnvisionTEC, Nano Dimension, OR LASER, Roboze
3D printing is taking off, and so are the events surrounding the industry. With formnext 2016 now having concluded two weeks ago, we’re wrapping up our coverage of this mighty…
Roboze Continues EMEA Expansion Into Six New Regions, Partners With Three Resellers
Anyone who has ever thought of building their own 3D printing company or product has likely had a vivid vision of their idea being utilized and enjoyed by people throughout…
Roboze Partners with Lino S.A. to Increase Presence in Balkan Peninsula
Earlier this year, the Bari, Italy-based 3D printing company Roboze released their much anticipated Roboze One+400 3D printer, a low-cost desktop device capable of printing with professional-grade materials like PEEK…
Roboze Appoints Gil Lavi as Global VP for EMEA Expansion
Southern Italy based Roboze is an interesting company in the global 3D printing landscape, proposing its high grade Roboze ONE 400 and the new ONE+ 400 3D printers at a very affordable price. Over the past year the company has been seriously focusing on international expansion and the arrival of Gil Lavi, a historic figure of the Israeli (Objet) 3D printing scene, plays right into this objective.
