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Glowforge has signed on with a new retail partner in a bid to get its 3D laser printers and other products in front of more customers who are already thinking about making and creating.
That’s why Glowforge’s laser 3D printers are so intriguing. Rather than using filament to build items from the ground up, Glowforge models use lasers to carve products.
In the past that’s been true, as efficient 3D printing technology could cost anywhere in the $10,000-$50,000 range. That is, until the recent introduction of Glowforge: a revolutionary new line of 3D ...
Coming off of a massive crowdfunding campaign, Glowforge is now selling its home 3D laser printer to the public.
Glowforge launched its much-anticipated line of 3D laser printers today, giving creators, families, and small businesses the ability to bring their id ...
Seattle-based Glowforge is providing its Glowforge Plus 3D laser printer that uses subtractive laser technology. Unlike additive manufacturing, which builds up material layer by layer, subtractive ...
Glowforge, the Seattle-based maker of 3D laser printers/engravers, wants to bring crafting to a wider audience of consumers with a new lower-priced machine called Aura.
Now that pre-orders have been completed, Glowforge is launching its long-awaited product to the general public. The Glowforge 3D laser printer has already been used to print many different items from ...
SEATTLE-- (BUSINESS WIRE)--Glowforge announced a $9 million Series A funding round to bring their 3D Laser Printer to market this year. The round was led by Foundry Group and True Ventures, with ...
Glowforge today formally launched its line of 3D laser printers, allowing creators to print objects made from materials such as leather, wood, acrylic, paper, fabric, cardboard, metal, glass ...
After a successful crowdfunding campaign, Glowforge is ready to bring its 3D laser printers to the masses. Its capable of making products wood, stone or even chocolate.
Glowforge, creator of a commercial 3D laser printer, announced it has raised an additional $20 million in Series E funds, bringing its total financing to $135 million since its founding in 2015.