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Shane Fox for unbound Miami 2017
LINK3D helps customer understand how to optimize their supply chain and distribution, and reduce companies carbon footprint |
Shane Fox for FireStarter 2017
LINK3D wants to make 3d printing accessible for everyone in the world and give an equal opportunity to inovate |
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Vishal Singh for Engineering.com
Link3D uses an online network to compile service bureaus and generate matches based on customer and vendor data |
Shane Fox for Engineering.com
With LINK3D engineers can quickly access industry-specific service bureaus across the globe through a secure portal in real time |
Tune in on LINK3D
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Advanced Manufacturing Now Podcast by James D. Sawyer, July 10, 2017
In this sponsored podcast, Manufacturing Engineering’s Jim Sawyer interviews Shane Fox, founder and CEO of Link3D, to learn how the company’s proprietary technology provides engineers with a secure, fully automated request-for-quote process to identify vetted additive manufacturing partners from around the world. |
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BBC Broadcast by Ed Butle, October 12, 2017
The programme includes interviews with Shane Fox, chief executive of start-up Link 3D, John Heintz, head of Aptage, Dafina Toncheva of US Venture partners, and celebrated sci fi author and government advisor David Brin. |
LINK3D In the Press Timeline
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January 17, 2018
Veterinary orthopaedic specialist uses LINK3D to source service bureau for Additive Manufacturing of animal implants Veterinary orthopaedic company Osteogen, Bath, UK, has partnered with French service bureau 3D Medical to produce its metal additively manufactured implants for animals. Osteogen was introduced to 3D Medical via Link3D’s On Demand™, a secure platform which enables its users to search and connect with a global network of Additive Manufacturing solutions providers. |
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January 2, 2018
What's next for 3D Printing in 2018? The Additive Manufacturing Expert Perspective "In 2018, we’ll see an increase in collaboration between software and hardware. This will help industries advance their additive manufacturing facilities towards mainstream manufacturing. Those that invest in automation software will begin to experience the true benefits of what Industry 4.0 promises." Shane Fox, co-founder and CEO of LINK3D. |
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November 21, 2017
LINK3D in good time, Stratasys in full colour Software company LINK3D launched its SCHEDUL3D production scheduling software. The software adds to its existing Digital Factory software, that enables managing timeframes and efficiencies of 3D manufactured products. |
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November 16, 2017
LINK3D unveils SCHEDUL3D for Additive Manufacturing workflow optimisation LINK3D, based in New York, USA, unveiled its latest software offering at the recent formnext 2017 exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany. SCHEDUL3D is a production scheduling tool designed to enable the most effective running of Additive Manufacturing machines. |
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October 11, 2017
The Future of Advanced Manufacturing: Design for 3D Printing and Implementation of Digital Factories If the global engineering and manufacturing community plans to keep unlocking the full potential of industrial 3D printing, together they will have to keep rethinking the fundamentals of design engineering and digital factories of the future. |
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September 29, 2017
LINK3D Offers Automated 3D Printing Workflow with New Digital Factory The Digital Factory platform is all about ease and collaboration. One aspect of the platform enables team members to work together in a collaborative virtual setting, optimizing workflows. It’s something like a virtual room or office, where all collaborators can work on a design together, annotating it and communicating back and forth in real time even if they’re in different countries. |
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September 28, 2017
Link3D launches Digital Factory software platform at TCT Show Additive manufacturing software developer, Link3D has introduced its latest product, Digital Factory, on the final day of TCT Show. After 18 months of research and development, which included gathering huge amounts of data from customers of its On Demand solution, the Digital Factory has finally been released. It offers an array of capabilities which Link3D is confident will enhance collaborative workflows and result in better quality products and services. |
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September 28, 2017
LINK3D Launches Digital Factory SaaS Platform For Automation of Additive Manufacturing Workflow USA-based LINK3D has announced the launch of its Digital Factory software as a service (SaaS) platform for automation of the additive manufacturing (AM) workflow. Digital Factory is aimed at engineering companies across a number of industries, including aerospace, automotive, defense and medical. It enables the user to create a virtual digital factory for managing their 3D printing process in real-time, with the objective of ‘bringing accessibility, automation, security and traceability to every connecting point’ in that process. |
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September 28, 2017
LINK3D Launches Additive Manufacturing Digital Factory Following a burgeoning demand for integrated software as a service (SaaS) platforms, New York’s LINK3D has launched its Digital Factory solution for additive manufacturing automation. The service connects all key parts of the additive workflow, from initial drafting through to end production. Such systems have become an invaluable part of companies seeking to stay ahead of the curve on Industry 4.0. |
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September 27, 2017
LINK3D’s Digital Factory enables workflow automation for Additive Manufacturing LINK3D, New York, USA, has launched its Digital Factory, a product designed to enable the automation of Additive Manufacturing workflows. The company launched in early 2017 with its On Demand service, which securely connects engineers to Additive Manufacturing service providers. |
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July 21, 2017
Taking Advantage of Optimized Distributed Manufacturing for 3D Printing Part manufacturers have a lot options when it comes to service bureaus that can take your idea or CAD file and make a part from it. However, sorting through potentially thousands of vendors and finding the right match for your processes and materials is a non-trivial problem. |
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June 23, 2017
Connecting Design Engineers with Part Makers Globally for Additive Manufacturing Design engineers in a multi-national corporation are likely have the in-house capability to move from prototype parts to pilot or short run production with considerable speed, but most engineers don’t have it so easy. |
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May 8, 2017
LINK3D pitches a new platform for industrial additive manufacturing “Our mission is to make additive manufacturing accessible to anyone, anywhere, at any time. We serve a diverse group of industries, focused on metal and polymer production,” said Fox in a statement. |
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May 8, 2017
LINK3D launches platform to connect engineers with global Additive Manufacturing services After two years of research and development, software company LINK3D, New York, USA, has announced the launch of a secure platform that will help connect engineers to Additive Manufacturing service providers. LINK3D’s proprietary technology reportedly provides engineers with a fully automated request-for-quote (RFQ) process to identify vetted Additive Manufacturing partners from around the world. According to LINK3D, this is the largest network of AM machine and material representation available. |
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February 21, 2017
SNS FiRe Conference Names LINK3D a 2017 FiReStarter Company SEATTLE, WA--(Marketwired - February 21, 2017) - Strategic News Service (SNS) has selected LINK3D as a 2017 FiReStarter company to be featured at the 15th annual Future in Review (FiRe) conference. FiRe 2017 will take place October 10-13 at the Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley in Park City, Utah |
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February 21, 2017
SNS FiRe Conference Names LINK3D a 2017 FiReStarter Company Strategic News Service (SNS) has selected LINK3D as a 2017 FiReStarter company to be featured at the 15th annual Future in Review (FiRe) conference. FiRe 2017 will take place October 10-13 at the Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley in Park City, Utah. |
