So while Shapeways currently targets its 3D printing smarts at creators, it will soon launch a consumer-focused interface, starting with the “Spring & Wonder” jewelry collection. New York-based 3D printing outfit Shapeways has raised $30m to help it become a complete platform for creators that want to make and sell 3D printed products. The company is looking at the future of manufacturing with its new product, which will be available in early 2016. Shapeways lets creators upload 3D designs, irrespective of previous experience, allows them to choose their materials and produces the finished product. It has already raised $80m for development so far.
New York-based 3D printing outfit Shapeways has raised $30m to help it become a complete platform for creators that want to make and sell 3D printed products. The company is looking at the future of manufacturing with its new product, which will be available in early 2016. Shapeways lets creators upload 3D designs, irrespective of previous experience, allows them to choose their materials and produces the finished product. It has already raised $80m for development so far.