In the past few years, New York City has become a global hub for various technologically advanced industries including 3D printing. The 3D printing industry has been revolutionizing different sectors, especially manufacturing, medical, and automotive industries. The Empire City has become an epicenter for innovation in the realm of 3D printing, with numerous established firms and startups in the market offering innovative 3D printing solutions.
3D Printing technology holds immense potential, offering faster production times, cost-effectiveness, and intricate detailing that cannot be achieved through traditional methods. With the potential to expedite production, decrease costs, and offer unmatched customization, 3D printing is poised for significant growth.
In this article, we will take a look at eleven 3D printing based companies that call New York City home. Each of these companies are pushing the boundaries in the realm of 3D printing, showcasing New York’s thriving technology landscape.
nTopology
Founded by Bradley Rothenberg and Greg Schroy in 2015, nTopology is an engineering software company that merges design, simulation, and advanced manufacturing into one workflow. Their platform allows engineers to create lightweight and optimized parts, meeting their functional requirements. Find nTopology on their social platforms: Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Shapeways
Co-founded by Marleen Vogelaar, Peter Weijmarshausen, and Robert Schouwenburg, Shapeways is a 3D printing marketplace and community. The company aids in turning creative ideas into physical reality, personalizing the product design process. Connect with Shapeways on their Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn pages.
Black Buffalo 3D
Black Buffalo 3D, founded by Dae-Sun Chung in 2020, concentrates on sustainable 3D construction and associated supplies and services. Check out their LinkedIn for further information.
BioSapien
Founded by Khatija Ali, BioSapien is a pre-clinical biotech company that focuses on developing novel biodegradable implantable products to treat different oncology indications. Discover more on their LinkedIn page.
Source3
Source3 is the world’s first platform for end-to-end IP management in user-generated content. Founded by Benjamin Cockerham, Patrick F. Sullivan, Scott Sellwood, and Tom Kurke, Source3 offers scalable solutions for global licensing challenges. Follow them on their socials: Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
LINK3D
Co-founded by Shane Fox and Vishal Singh, Link3d furnishes organizations with SaaS-based solutions allowing them to scale and optimize their additive manufacturing ecosystems. Connect with them on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
MakerOS
MakerOS, founded by Mike Moceri, offers a B2B SaaS platform for 3D printing companies to collaborate better with their clients. Find them on their social platforms: Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Sols
Funded by Joel Wishkovsky and Kegan Schouwenburg, Sols offers a software platform and mobile application for designing and purchasing customized orthotics for feet. Track them on their social media accounts: Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
KWAMBIO
Co-founded by Vlad Usov and Dmitriy Krivoshey, KWAMBIO partners with designers to produce a unique collection of homewares, accessories, and art, all manufactured on-demand. Join their social forums: Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Acustom Apparel
Established by Charles Tse and Jamal Motlagh, Acustom Apparel digitally tailors clothing to fit a user’s unique body and style using 3D measuring technology. Follow them on social networks: Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Cartesian Co
Cartesian Co., co-founded by Ariel Briner, Isabella Stephens, and John Scott, has developed the world’s first desktop electronics printer, the Argentum. Check out their social platforms: Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
