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Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02138
United States of America
markforged.com
Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02138
United States of America
markforged.com
Markforged started with a vision: Empower engineers to create strong-as-metal, finished parts using the right materials for the job - and remove the multiple barriers between design and a final product. We are overturning not only the 3D printing industry but also many traditional manufacturing methods giving our customers unprecedented cost, time and efficiency savings.Markforged launched the first and only affordable 3D desktop printer that embeds continuous fiber into printed carbon and nylon for an end-use composite part with the strength of metal. Our growing, global base of users enjoy these advantages:
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Industry Focus: Designing for Consumer Electronics
Design engineers developing consumer electronics were some of the first to arrive at the intersection of hardware, electronics, software and aesthetics. That intersection has since become jammed with engineers from various disciplines trying to navigate their way through an ever-changing smart product landscape filled with new sensors, electronic design automation (EDA) tools, communication protocols and embedded software.
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Markforged is the innovator behind The Digital Forge, an industrial platform of 3D printers.
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Advancements in both technologies are opening possibilities for manufacturing and product development.
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Virtual testing validates the strength of advanced composite parts, according to Markforged.
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The micro-factories solution also facilitates standardization
Markforged software capabilities to accelerate adoption of Digital Metal’s production-grade binder jetting solution.
Aim of partnership is to scale additive manufacturing automation in multi-vendor ecosystems.
SmartSlice software improves 3D printed part quality.
As part of a planned transition, David Benhaim, co-founder and chief technology officer, is stepping down from his role as chief technology officer, effective immediately.
Materials manufacturing facility expected to nearly double footprint in 2022.
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The FX20, which pairs size and throughput to make larger parts fast, supports ULTEM 9085 material for production-grade applications.
Metal Additive System Maker joins other 3D printer makers going public
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