Formlabs

Formlabs is a prominent 3D printing company founded in 2011 by MIT graduates Maxim Lobovsky, Natan Linder, and David Cranor. The company specializes in affordable, high-resolution professional desktop stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printers, along with a comprehensive ecosystem of materials and software. Formlabs aims to democratize manufacturing for creators, engineers, and businesses globally. The company gained recognition with its first product, the Form 1, launched through a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2012. Since then, Formlabs has sold over 130,000 printers and has enabled the production of more than 300 million parts. With a strong focus on innovation, Formlabs offers a range of printers, including the Form 2 and Fuse 1, as well as a variety of proprietary materials and user-friendly software. The company serves multiple industries, including healthcare, automotive, and entertainment, and is committed to accessibility and education in the 3D printing space.