Intelligent Layering
3DEO’s Strategic Shift: New Leadership, Japanese Investment, and a Holistic Approach to Metal 3D Printing
3DEO, a California-based developer of unique metal additive manufacturing (AM) technology, is charting a new course with a strategic leadership change, significant investments from Japanese partners, and a broadened approach…
Amid Leadership Change, 3DEO Secures $3.5M from Mizuho Bank to Fund Metal 3D Printing Growth
Metal hybrid 3D printing firm 3DEO has received a $3.5 million investment from Mizuho Bank, one of Japan’s and the world’s largest banks. Mizuho’s investment is part of the Bank’s…
Japanese Aerospace Leader Invests in 3DEO and Its Metal 3D Printing Tech
Los Angeles-based metal 3D printing startup 3DEO has announced a key investment from IHI Aerospace Co., Ltd. (IA), a subsidiary of Japanese manufacturing leader IHI. This collaboration marks a significant…
EPSON and Development Bank of Japan Bet on 3DEO’s Metal 3D Printing Tech
Japanese investment into the additive manufacturing (AM) sector is increasing and it’s bringing new, powerful players to the table. Los Angeles-based 3DEO announced a substantial investment from the Development Bank…
3DEO Offers 3D Printing Design Services Amid Continued Growth
There continue to be new approaches to metal additive manufacturing (AM), but 3DEO is one of the few that applies what might be called a “binder spraying” technique to metal…
3DEO Posts Triple-Digit Growth for Intelligent Layering Technology
The additive manufacturing (AM) industry is in a period of growth, despite some general setbacks by the economic slowdown brought about by the pandemic. While public companies are generally reporting…
RAPID 2019: 3D Printed Artwork, Booth Visits, and Press Conferences
Recently, I, along with thousands of others, traveled to Detroit, Michigan – which boasts the highest concentration of engineering talent in the entire US – to attend this year’s RAPID +…
Metal 3D Printing: Laser Sintering vs. Bulk Sintering in a Furnace – Pros and Cons
Powder bed fusion (PBF) is by far the most widely used metal 3D printing process today. For evidence of how popular PBF has become, look no further than GE’s massive…
