The past year in 3D in Israel

 This post is dedicated to Israeli companies that have made interesting progress over the past year. A fascinating year that strengthens Israel's position as a technological leader in the world of 3D printing.

Israel Additive Manufacturing Industry directory

1. Stratasys -  has announced that it will acquire the 3D printing startup Origin Inc. in a transaction for a total consideration of up to $100 million.
2. Jiga 3D - Which develops a software platform for fast bidding has managed during the year to develop an impressive infrastructure and acquire several significant customers
   
3. Synergy 3DMed - continues to lead with the development of a complete platform for planning and performing complex surgeries with the help of 3D tools
   
4. Xjet - Material jetting specialist XJet has announced a global partnership with dentistry leader Straumann to advance the capabilities of its AM technology for dentistry applications.
5. Nanofabrica - The startup that develops 3D printers for the manufacturing of electronic and optical parts has raised $4 million in a funding round led by Microsoft’s venture arm M12 and NextLeap Ventures
6. MASSIVit - Israeli large-format 3D printing company MASSIVit 3D will try to raise NIS 200 million ($62.2 million) in a Tel Aviv Stock Exchange IPO set for January 2021
7. Kanfit 3D - That prints aluminum aviation parts and titanium implants were recently a partner in an implant operation using augmented reality and metal 3D printing.
8. Castor Technologies - has launched CASTOR Enterprise, proprietary software that is said to enable manufacturers to automatically reduce costs by utilizing the benefits of industrial Additive Manufacturing.
9. Tritone Technologies - has announced the installation of its first beta system. The Tritone® DOMINANT at Runout
10. PrintSyst.ai -  announces next-gen AI engine, the 3DP AI-Perfecter
11. 3D evaluate – announces first of its kind evaluation platform for 3d printers industrial get and examine free 3d printed sample parts.
12. Modix - launches three new large-scale FDM printers
13. Plastics App – Launched a new series of engineering-grade high impact FDM filament
14. CollPlant - US-based United Therapeutics pays $3 million to license CollPlant's collagen and BioInk technology to print kidneys, potentially saving the lives of millions of people around the world.

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