Innovation Stories: 3D Printing Companies
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Similar to other disruptive innovations, 3D printing experienced a period of hype “before its time” and has gone through a period of restructuring. While 2015 was a turbulent year for 3D printing companies and their stocks, the long-term prospects are intact and profound... but not well understood. To learn more, download our free white paper on 3D printing: http://research.ark-invest.com/3d-printing-white-paper
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- 1. INNOVATION STORIES: 3D PRINTING COMPANIES
- 2. 2ark-invest.com What is 3D printing? 3D Printing, or more broadly, additive manufacturing, is the process of building objects layer-by-layer instead of using a mold or removing material from a larger block. This allows for radically new part architectures, decreased costs, reduced weight, and shorter time to production. http://research.ark-invest.com/3d-printing-white-paper
- 3. 3ark-invest.com 1983 Chuck Hull, co-founder of 3D Systems, invents stereolithography (SLA) 1989 Scott and Lisa Crump, co-founders of Stratasys, invent and patent “fused deposition modeling” 1992 3D Systems makes the first commercial sale of a stereolithography machine. https://3dprint.com/72171/first-3d-printer-chuck-hull https://www.cta.tech/News/Blog/Articles/2014/February/The-History-of-3D-Printing.aspx
- 4. 4ark-invest.com 2001 Luke Massella becomes the first patient to receive a bioprinted bladder, made from his own cells. 2007 Objet launches the Objet Connex, the first 3D printer capable of printing an object with multiple materials. 2007 The RepRap Project releases Darwin, the first self replicating printer, using open-source software. https://www.cta.tech/News/Blog/Articles/2014/February/The-History-of-3D-Printing.aspx
- 5. 5ark-invest.com 2009 The patent for “fused deposition modeling” expires, which helps the industry take off. 2009 MakerBot starts selling DIY kits to make your own 3D printer. 2011 The first car with a 3D printed body, Urbee, is co-created by Kor Ecologic and Stratasys. https://www.cta.tech/News/Blog/Articles/2014/February/The-History-of-3D-Printing.aspx
- 6. 6ark-invest.com 2011 An 83-year-old woman becomes the first recipient of a 3D printed jaw. 2013 UPS begins to offer in- store 3D printing services. 2016 GE acquires two metal 3D printing companies, Arcam and SLM Solutions, for $1.4 billion. https://www.cta.tech/News/Blog/Articles/2014/February/The-History-of-3D-Printing.aspx http://fortune.com/2016/09/19/ups-expands-3d-printing/ http://www.geaviation.com/press/other/other_20160906.html
- 7. 7ark-invest.com Despite its long history…we believe the 3D printing opportunity has only just begun!
- 8. 8ark-invest.com 3D printing took 20 years to reach a market value of $1 billion, only 5 years to reach $2 billion, and analysts project it will grow 400% over the next 10 years, (as seen below). http://research.ark-invest.com/3d-printing-white-paper
- 9. 9ark-invest.com BENEFITS OF 3D PRINTING • Higher productivity • Lower costs • More agility
- 10. 10ark-invest.com There are many companies in the 3D printing industry who will benefit as the technology progresses… PLAYERS IN THE 3D PRINTING INDUSTRY http://research.ark-invest.com/3d-printing-white-paper
- 11. 11ark-invest.com MARKET OPPORTUNITIES The final frontier of 3D printing should be the finished product market – an additional $500 billion opportunity! http://research.ark-invest.com/3d-printing-white-paper
- 12. 12ark-invest.com • Aerospace & Aviation • Automotive • Health Care • Retail USE CASES
- 13. 13ark-invest.com AEROSPACE & AVIATION Airbus expects 3D printing to bring 50% weight savings and 60-70% cost savings for aircraft parts. A320 planes could save 465,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions a year – equivalent of taking 96,000 cars off the road. http://www.computerworld.com/article/2490930/enterprise-applications-3d-printing-makes-its-move-into-production.html
- 14. 14ark-invest.com AUTOMOTIVE Ford 3D printed over 500,000 parts over the last decade (molds and prototypes)… saving billions of dollars and millions of labor hours. https://corporate.ford.com/innovation/building-in-the-automotive-sandbox.html
- 15. 15ark-invest.com HEALTH CARE U.S. hearing aid industry converted to 100% 3D printing in less than 500 days… Not one firm that stuck to traditional manufacturing methods is around today. https://hbr.org/2015/05/the-3-d-printing-revolution
- 16. 16ark-invest.com RETAIL Adidas created the Futurecraft, 3D printed running shoe midsole, which can be tailored to the needs of an individual’s foot. http://www.materialise.com/en/cases/adidas-futurecraft-ultimate-3d-printed-personalized-shoe
- 17. 17ark-invest.com As the manufacturing industry faces increased pressure to cut costs and gain efficiencies, 3D printing provides the core value propositions of: higher productivity, better agility, and lower costs. http://research.ark-invest.com/3d-printing-white-paper
- 18. 18ark-invest.com To learn more about 3D printing and its long-term growth opportunities, download our free white paper: 3D Printing: A Disruptive Innovation In Its Infancy www.ark-invest.com/whitepapers
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