An exclusive Tech Tribune Q&A with Steve Chillscyzn, the co-founder, president, and CEO of Evolve Additive Solutions, which was honored in our “Top 10 Tech Start Ups of 2020”

Formnext 2019 provided ample opportunity to understand trends in additive manufacturing, inspect the latest technology and most importantly speak directly with leaders in the 3D printing industry.

Learn about Selective Thermoplastic Electrophotographic Process (STEP): how it works, the comparative benefits and where it is leading additive production in the future.

The most succinct way to sum up Formnext 2019 is: overwhelming. Whereas last year I had the feeling I knew where everything was, this time it was so big as to make you lose all sense of direction and placeness.

Evolve Additive Solutions’ Selective Thermoplastic Electrophotographic Process (STEP) is said to deliver on five key attributes manufacturers are demanding before considering additive manufacturing for production purposes for volume manufacturing.

U.S.-based Evolve Additive Solutions has announced that it will make its first public appearance at Formnext, the leading additive manufacturing conference and exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany.

U.S.-based Evolve Additive Solutions has announced that it will make its first public appearance at Formnext, the leading additive manufacturing conference and exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany.

In a surprise announcement, Stratasys unveiled an apparently new 3D printing technology, “STEP”, and a company to run with it, Evolve Additive Solutions.

These days, 3D printing is all about production, with 3D printer manufacturers looking beyond their existing industrial machines, designed for one-off parts, and toward mass manufacturing. Stratasys, one of the leaders in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, is no different…

3D printing is often called a disruptive technology, and many players in the industry are focused on bringing additive manufacturing into actual manufacturing, leveraging the benefits of this young, agile technology for production. Manufacturing represents a $12 trillion global industry…