3D Systems (NYSE:DDD) is an additive manufacturing company that develops technologies for producing three-dimensional objects directly from digital designs. Founded in 1986 by Chuck Hull, who invented stereolithography, the company is recognized as one of the early pioneers of commercial 3D printing.
The company provides 3D printers, printing materials, software and related services. Its portfolio includes technologies such as stereolithography, selective laser sintering, direct metal printing and extrusion-based printing, along with specialized materials including photopolymers, thermoplastics and metal powders.
3D Systems serves industrial and healthcare customers in areas including aerospace, automotive, medical devices, dental products, consumer goods and manufacturing. Its healthcare offerings include patient-specific surgical planning and models, dental applications, and solutions used in medical and dental device production.
Based in Rock Hill, South Carolina, 3D Systems serves customers through operations and commercial activities across North America, Europe and other international markets. The company supports customers with design and manufacturing software, technical expertise, application development and production services.
