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Italdesign Making the Impossible Possible - DE PolyJet Case Study

Founded in 1968 in Moncalieri, Italy, Italdesign is best known for its automotive design work for both concept and production cars. As an established supplier to the automotive industry's foremost brands, the company has a number of design and production sites across Italy, Spain and Germany. At the Barcelona division, the R&D team has built a strong reputation for its creative design techniques and deployment of innovative technologies to bring their concepts to life.

John Mauriello Sunglasses Prototype - DE PolyJet Case Study

Industrial designer John Mauriello was able to create over 100 unique color prototypes with J55 PolyJet 3D Printer.

Karcher Innovative Prototyping - DE Case Study

Kärcher is a leading provider of cleaning technology worldwide. With a continually updated portfolio comprising products that are less than five years old, the company constantly optimizes and redesigns the best solutions for its customers. With this level of throughput comes a strain on design and production cycles, as the company needs the best results possible in limited time frames. Needing to design its latest product with unique aesthetics and functionality, Kärcher found that Stratasys PolyJet technology proved the ideal solution to speed up its prototyping processes and ensure product development times were maintained.

Microsoft Fail Fast - DE PolyJet Case Study

Learn how Microsoft is accelerating their product development with Stratasys PolyJet™ Technology.

Thinkable Studio - DE PolyJet Case Study

Thinkable Studio entwickelt neue Produkte für internationale Unternehmen in den Bereichen Konsumgüter, Industrietechnik und Medizintechnik. Es ermöglicht die vollen CMF-Fähigkeiten (Color, Material, Finishing) des 3D-Druckers J55 die Herstellung von Prototypen mit bisher unerreichtem Realismus.

Brooks Running Happy - EN Polyjet Case Study

Footwear manufacturer Brooks Running uses its Connex3 3D Printer for in-house prototyping and fast design validation. The company estimates it saves at least $500 per shoe design and halves its design validation with rapid prototyping.

Game Controller - EN PolyJet Case Study

Google Jacquard - EN PolyJet Case Study

ENGLISH | Google's ATAP team utilized Stratasys PolyJet 3D printing technology to develop the Jacquard wearable platform, which integrates motion-sensitive tags into everyday items like jackets, shoes, and backpacks. PolyJet's versatility allowed for rapid prototyping of multi-material and multi-color components, reducing lead times from weeks to a single day. The technology enabled precise customization, such as replicating textures like leather or wood, while maintaining high fidelity and functional performance. This streamlined process saved significant time and costs during development while enhancing the design flexibility needed for innovative wearable devices that seamlessly blend into users' lifestyles.

Innodesign - EN PolyJet Case Study

Innodesign from Monochrome to Photorealism - EN PolyJet Case Study.pdf