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Super detailed 3D prints from Moddler

date May 3, 2012 comments Comments are closed

Moddler was founded by John Vegher, one of the founders of Giant Killer Robots and Pixel Liberation Front. An Emmy winner, John brings his 12+ years of visual effects experience to Moddler.

Moddler is the premier 3d printing company for anyone seeking the highest level of surface detail available.  They specialize in turning your digital models into incredibly detailed physical models to be used as prototypes for design validation, high-end swag for clients or team members, or physical props.  These models are printed on an Objet Eden 500v polyjet 3D printer, that results in the creation of very fine detail with a high degree of accuracy.

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Stratasys and Objet merger valued at $1.4 Billion

date May 2, 2012 comments Comments are closed

If you have been watching the corporate world of 3D Printing you may have notice that 3D Systems has been gobbling up a lot of 3D Printing companies. 22 at last count. This had made them one of the biggest 3D Printing companies in the World. This left a few other companies looking small in comparison… so what do you do when your competition is much bigger?? You team up. And that’s exactly what Stratasys and Objet have done with their recently announced merger. The full press release can be viewed here: http://investors.stratasys.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=664239

Both companies specialise on very different technologies, FDM v’s Objet’s Polyjet, so the merger allows them to offer different technologies to different applications.

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Objet announces new Aussie Distributor – Objective 3D

date February 15, 2012 comments Comments { 98 }

For those who own an Objet 3D Printer in Australia will know that Objet used to be solely distributed in Australia by XYZ Innovation (a subsidiary of Formero, formally known as Arrk, formally known as Arrk Silhouette, formally known as Arrk, which is a story in itself). And if you read this blog you may also know that Formero was recently swallowed up along with 22 other companies by the USA Giant 3D Systems. But did you know that the 3D Systems acquisition meant that XYZ could no longer sell the Objet range of 3D printers as they compete directly with the 3D Systems Product range. This left Objet with no choice but to find new representation in Australia. And as per a recent press release it appears as though they have found just that….

Melbourne, Australia, February 14, 2012: Objet Asia Pacific Ltd., a subsidiary of Objet Ltd., the innovation leader in 3D printing for rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing, today announced the appointment of Objective 3D Pty Ltd as the new distributor in the region, reinforcing Objet’s presence in the Australian 3D printing market.  Objective 3D will represent Objet’s full product line for both Australia and New Zealand, offering a full range of both pre- and post-sales service to customers in the region.

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Desktop 3D Printing; making musical devices

date November 10, 2011 comments Comments { 79 }

Objet-3D-Desktop-PrintersThe Objet desktop 3D printer is helping create realistic guitar amplification device prototypes. The printer can efficiently print multiple flawless designs, simplifying the jobs of instrument designers and builders. Printer user, Fishman Acoustic Amplification, a brand specialising in acoustic guitar amplification, puts the printer to work.

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XYZ Innovation – Objet’s New Desktop Range

date April 2, 2011 comments Comments { 77 }

 

Objet24We recently attended the Melbourne stop of XYZ Innovation’s Objet Desktop launch. XYZ are the exclusive distributors of the Objet range of 3D printers and are currently touring Australia and NZ showing off the newest edition to the Objet range, the Objet24 and Objet30. We posted some information into these printers in a previous post a few weeks back. As far as we can tell, these machines are targeting the entry level market and are designed to bring the high quality and speed of the Objet Polyjet technology to a broader market. The parts that these things can print need to been seen in the flesh to be fully appreciated as the level of detail and smooth surface finish that can be achieved is amazing! We have added some photos of printed parts in our example parts gallery.

For more information head to http://www.xyzinnovation.com.au/

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