MakerBot, 3D Systems, and other companies that have dominated the lower-end 3D printer space have a giant new player to contend with: Autodesk. Wednesday, Autodesk announced its own 3D printer ...

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For one, it neatly ties in with Autodesk's own Spark 3D printing platform. And for another, Autodesk is making true its promise to provide an open source printer, which may very well make Ember an ...

The 3D printing world is still in its infancy. Tons of different printers use various techniques to create physical objects. Autodesk wants to push the market forward with its open-source Spark ...

Although it is a hit within the manufacturing sector, 3D printing has not had much success in the consumer markets. That might change soon. Last week, Autodesk, the world’s largest maker of CAD ...

For years, I’ve been fascinated by the promise and frustrated by the reality of 3D printing. Autodesk is announcing two contributions to help make things better. First is an open software platform for ...

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It works like this: Open Autodesk 123D, design your 3D object using the surprisingly intuitive tools, and when you're done, click "Make It" in the right sidebar. Choose a 3D printing project (the ...

Autodesk is making a bold attempt to finally push 3D-printing technology well into the mainstream by introducing an open software platform called Spark and its own 3D printer.

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And why that’s a good thing. Autodesk is introducing its own 3D printer. Credit: Autodesk. Autodesk(ADSK -0.76%) is entering the 3-D printing market.

Autodesk announced Wednesday an open software platform for 3-D printing called Spark, which will be open and freely licensable to manufacturers and others.