New MakerBot RapidRinse fast-dissolving support and ABS-R materials aim to make 3D printing industrial applications with ABS just as easy as printing with PLA.

Design and engineering business CALLUM can swiftly produce low volume, bespoke production parts in-house for its limited-edition Aston Martin CALLUM Vanquish 25, thanks to the capabilities of the MakerBot METHOD X.

Lockheed Martin Space uses METHOD X to create parts for the lunar rover project, enabling the engineers to design, develop, and test autonomous systems and processes.

Users can explore printing rigid 316L stainless steel parts for industrial applications alongside advanced engineering polymers and composites on METHOD with the MakerBot LABS Experimental Extruder.

Engineering design company, founded by iconic automotive designer Ian Callum CBE*, will use the METHOD X 3D printer to meet the growing demand for customization from premium automotive and lifestyle brands.

Triton Space Technologies, LLC is a Boston, Massachusetts-based engineering design and manufacturing company which specializes in producing rocket propulsion systems.

Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber can retain its mechanical properties due to low moisture absorption, enabling it to maintain consistent performance.

Polycarbonate (PC) materials specifically designed for industrial 3D printers with a heated chamber.

New MakerBot CloudPrint is Designed to Deliver a Seamless 3D Printing Experience for Teams Remote or Onsite. Users Can Prepare, Queue, Print, Monitor, and Manage 3D Print Jobs from a Centralized Cloud-Based Application.

New METHOD Carbon Fiber Editions Print Metal Replacement Parts with High Strength and Accuracy and The METHOD Platform Further Expands to Support More Materials, Applications, and Markets.