MakerBot CEO Delivers Keynote Speech at Inside 3D Printing Conference
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Stratasys will participate as a platinum sponsor in the 'Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo' held on the 22nd, showcasing its desktop 3D printing technology and conducting hands-on training workshops for attendees.
MakerBot CEO Jonathan Jaglom shares insights on the latest trends and future of desktop 3D printing in the opening keynote speech of this conference. Additionally, MakerBot launches the Thingiverse developer program, which includes a differentiated 'Thing App API' that enables developers to add new features and services for better design possibilities and broader 3D printing accessibility.
At the 'Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo', you can see all of MakerBot's products, including major desktop 3D printers and software, such as the 'MakerBot Replicator Desktop 3D Printer', 'MakerBot Replicator Mini Compact 3D Printer', and 'MakerBot Z18 3D Printer'. During the event, MakerBot will host hands-on educational workshops, software and design demonstrations, as well as tech talk sessions on 3D printing in education, design, architecture, and various other fields at the MakerBot booth (Booth numbers D01-D06).
Jonathan Zaglum, CEO of MakerBot, stated, “As a frontrunner leading the 3D printing revolution through the popularization of desktop 3D printing, MakerBot has enhanced integrated experiences through 3D printers and built the world’s largest 3D printing community.” He added, “In particular, 'Thingiverse' has a significant impact on the industry due to its collaborative nature, which allows users to share their work with the world. Through MakerBot’s 3D printing solutions and the latest development programs, I hope that Korean users will be able to expand their application to existing 3D content and explore new features that facilitate design and STEM education.” CEO Jonathan Zaglum will deliver a presentation on the latest trends and future of desktop 3D printing as a speaker at the 'Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo'.
Meanwhile, MakerBot announced a new 'Thingiverse Developer Program' that enables developers to add new features and services to the industry's largest 3D printing community, thereby promoting greater access and the application of technology. Newly added features, including the Thing App API, in-app purchases and tips, as well as the new Thingiverse portal, enable designers, developers, and engineers to do their work better.
Designers can maintain control over the distribution and use of content by turning the app on and off for each object. 'ThinkApp' also complies with the terms of Creative Commons licenses selected by designers for their work.
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