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3D Printing 2016-2026: Technologies, Markets, Players
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Table of Contents

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • 1.1. Advantages of 3D Printing
  • 1.2. Printing processes and material compatibility
  • 1.3. Numbers of acquisitions within the 3D printing industry
  • 1.4. Investment Opportunities? - stock price drop
  • 1.5. Increasing value of 3D printed objects
  • 1.6. Expectations
  • 1.7. Machine Sales by Technology
  • 1.8. Forecast of Installed Base by Technology
  • 1.9. Forecast of Revenue by Technology
  • 1.10. Forecast of 3D Printing Industry Revenue
  • 1.11. Challenges that need to be solved

2. INTRODUCTION

  • 2.1. 3D Printing is...
  • 2.2. Advantages of 3D Printing
  • 2.3. The cost of complexity
  • 2.4. Drivers
  • 2.5. A brief history of 3D printing
  • 2.6. Company Start Dates
  • 2.7. Fully Digital Work-flow

3. 3D PRINTING TECHNOLOGIES

  • 3.1. Printing processes and material compatibility
  • 3.2. Alternative Naming of Technologies
  • 3.3. Vat Photopolymerisation
  • 3.4. Sales - Vat Photopolymerisation
  • 3.5. Material Extrusion
  • 3.6. Sales - Material Extrusion
  • 3.7. Material Jetting of Photopolymers
  • 3.8. Sales - Material Jetting
  • 3.9. Powder-bed Fusion - Selective Laser Sintering
  • 3.10. Sales - Thermoplastic Powder-Bed
  • 3.11. Powder-bed Fusion - Selective Laser Melting
  • 3.12. Powder-bed Fusion - Electron Beam Melting
  • 3.13. Sales - Metal Powder-Bed
  • 3.14. Direct Energy Deposition - Blown Powder
  • 3.15. Direct Energy Deposition - Welding
  • 3.16. Sales - Directed Energy Deposition
  • 3.17. Binder Jetting - Metal + Binder
  • 3.18. Binder Jetting - Sand + Binder
  • 3.19. Binder Jetting - Plaster + Binder
  • 3.20. Sheet Lamination

4. PRODUCT LANDSCAPE

  • 4.1. Machine prices by printing process
  • 4.2. Speed vs Price
  • 4.3. Build volumes by printing process
  • 4.4. Volume vs Price
  • 4.5. Build speed by printing process
  • 4.6. Speed vs Volume
  • 4.7. Precision by printing process
  • 4.8. Price vs Precision
  • 4.9. Volume vs Precision
  • 4.10. Precision vs Speed

5. INTERESTING INNOVATIONS

  • 5.1. Three most promising innovations in 3D printing
  • 5.2. Promising companies working on these innovations
  • 5.3. Carbon 3D
  • 5.4. Gizmo 3D
  • 5.5. LCD stereolithography 3D Printing
  • 5.6. Impossible Objects
  • 5.7. 3D Printing of Levitating Objects
  • 5.8. Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies
  • 5.9. 3D Systems SLAbot-1

6. TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP

  • 6.1. Layer Thickness Predictions
  • 6.2. Build Speed Predictions
  • 6.3. EU Roadmap for Technical AM Development
  • 6.4. EU Roadmap of Grand Challenges served by AM

7. CONSUMER-LEVEL DESKTOP 3D PRINTING

  • 7.1. Emergence of consumer-level 3D printing
  • 7.2. Emergence of consumer-level 3D printing
  • 7.3. 'Consumer-level'
  • 7.4. Emergence of consumer-level 3D printing

8. MARKET STRUCTURE

  • 8.1. Value Network
  • 8.2. Value Network
  • 8.3. The Two Value Chains
  • 8.4. Value chains: vendor lock-in
  • 8.5. Value chains: free market materials
  • 8.6. Value chain determines material prices
  • 8.7. Business Models
  • 8.8. Descriptions of key roles - Materials
  • 8.9. Materials' Suppliers Worldwide
  • 8.10. Descriptions of key roles - Software
  • 8.11. Patentability of digital models
  • 8.12. Descriptions of key roles - Hardware
  • 8.13. Descriptions of key roles - Users
  • 8.14. Examples of Service Bureaus Worldwide
  • 8.15. Standards Organisations
  • 8.16. Collaborations
  • 8.17. Numbers of acquisitions within the 3D printing industry
  • 8.18. Acquisitions by company type
  • 8.19. Value of Acquisitions

9. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

  • 9.1. Big Players Entering the Market
  • 9.2. Investment Opportunities? - stock price drop
  • 9.3. Market Leaders Raise Barriers to Entry
  • 9.4. Low-end Shake-out
  • 9.5. Thermoplastic Extrusion Manufacturers
  • 9.6. Innovators Diversify
  • 9.7. How innovation is seeking to address industry problems
  • 9.8. How technology progress will enable new applications

10. APPLICATIONS

  • 10.1. Increasing value of 3D printed objects
  • 10.2. 'Killer App'
  • 10.3. Timeline of Adoption
  • 10.4. Expectations
  • 10.5. Market Share of Applications in
  • 10.6. Prototyping
  • 10.7. Case Study: Dyson
  • 10.8. Tooling
  • 10.9. Case Study: John Deere
  • 10.10. Case Study: Volvo Construction Equipment
  • 10.11. Aerospace
  • 10.12. Case Study: Boeing
  • 10.13. Case Study: GE Aviation
  • 10.14. Timeline of Adoption in Aerospace Applications
  • 10.15. Medical
  • 10.16. Case Study: Sonova
  • 10.17. Timeline of Adoption in Medical Applications
  • 10.18. Dental
  • 10.19. Case Study: Argen Digital
  • 10.20. Orthopaedics
  • 10.21. Case Study: Adler Ortho
  • 10.22. Jewellery
  • 10.23. Case Study: Birmingham School of Jewellery
  • 10.24. Hobbyist
  • 10.25. Film Industry
  • 10.26. Case Study: Propshop
  • 10.27. Education
  • 10.28. Case Study: University of Malaya in Malaysia
  • 10.29. Off-Planet Manufacturing
  • 10.30. Case Study: Made in Space
  • 10.31. Architecture
  • 10.32. Case Study: Modelzium
  • 10.33. Art
  • 10.34. Oil and Gas
  • 10.35. Case Study: Siemens
  • 10.36. Food
  • 10.37. Case Study: The Sugar Lab
  • 10.38. Medical Research
  • 10.39. Case Study: Organovo
  • 10.40. Fashion
  • 10.41. Case Study: Pensar
  • 10.42. Automotive
  • 10.43. Case Study: Klock Werks
  • 10.44. Printed Electronics
  • 10.45. Case Study: University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP)

11. 2015 SALES

  • 11.1. 2015 Machine Sales by Technology
  • 11.2. 2015Installed Base at end of by technology
  • 11.3. 2015 Revenue from 3D printer sales by technology

12. ASSUMPTIONS AND ESTIMATIONS

  • 12.1. 3D Systems
  • 12.2. Free market material extrusion

13. FORECASTS

  • 13.1. Forecast of Machine Sales by Technology
  • 13.2. Forecast of Machine Sales excluding desktop machines
  • 13.3. Data for Forecast of Machine Sales
  • 13.4. Forecast of Installed Base by Technology
  • 13.5. Forecast of Installed Base excluding desktop
  • 13.6. Data for Forecast of Installed Base
  • 13.7. Forecast of price of machines by technology
  • 13.8. Data for Forecast of Price ($)
  • 13.9. Forecast of Revenue by Technology
  • 13.10. Data for Forecast of Revenue ($M)
  • 13.11. Forecast of 3D Printing Industry Revenue
  • 13.12. Market Share split by Application
  • 13.13. Industry Revenue Split by Application
  • 13.14. Data for Revenue Split by Application ($B)

14. CONCLUSIONS

  • 14.1. Restraints
  • 14.2. Challenges that need to be solved
  • 14.3. Additional skills for designers and engineers to fully utilize the advantages of 3D printing
  • 14.4. The impact of 3D printing on...
  • 14.5. Non-traditional companies as new competitors

15. COMPANY PROFILES

  • 15.1. 3D Ceram
  • 15.2. 3D Systems Europe
  • 15.3. 3Dponics
  • 15.4. Advanc3d Materials
  • 15.5. Advanced Powders and Coatings
  • 15.6. AgIC
  • 15.7. Arcam
  • 15.8. Arcam AB
  • 15.9. Arevo Labs
  • 15.10. Argen Corporation
  • 15.11. Beijing Jiruixintian Technology Co., Ltd.
  • 15.12. Beijing Tiertime Technology Co Ltd
  • 15.13. Biobots
  • 15.14. Blacktrace Holdings Ltd
  • 15.15. BluePrinter ApS
  • 15.16. BMW
  • 15.17. Boeing
  • 15.18. BotFactory
  • 15.19. Canatu
  • 15.20. Carima Ltd
  • 15.21. Cartesian Co
  • 15.22. Chemcubed
  • 15.23. Concept Laser GMBH
  • 15.24. Cookson Precious Metals
  • 15.25. CRP Group
  • 15.26. Digilab Inc.
  • 15.27. DSM Somos
  • 15.28. Dyson
  • 15.29. Efesto LLC
  • 15.30. envisionTEC Gmbh
  • 15.31. EOS GmbH
  • 15.32. EPSRC
  • 15.33. Evonik
  • 15.34. Exceltec
  • 15.35. Fabrisonic LLC
  • 15.36. Ford Motor Company
  • 15.37. Formlabs
  • 15.38. Fraunhofer IWU
  • 15.39. Fripp Design Ltd
  • 15.40. Graphene 3D Lab
  • 15.41. Heraeus New Businesses
  • 15.42. HÖGANÄS
  • 15.43. Impossible Objects
  • 15.44. Leapfrog 3D Printers
  • 15.45. Legor Group
  • 15.46. Lockheed Martin
  • 15.47. Lomiko Metals
  • 15.48. LPW Technology Ltd
  • 15.49. Luxexcel
  • 15.50. Maker Juice
  • 15.51. Materialise
  • 15.52. MaukCC
  • 15.53. MesoScribe Technologies
  • 15.54. MicroFab
  • 15.55. n3D Biosciences, Inc.
  • 15.56. Nano Dimension
  • 15.57. The NanoSteel Company
  • 15.58. Nascent Objects, Inc
  • 15.59. NinjaFlex (Fenner Drives)
  • 15.60. Norsk Titanium
  • 15.61. nScrypt
  • 15.62. Optomec
  • 15.63. Orbital Composites
  • 15.64. Organovo Holdings, Inc.
  • 15.65. Oxford Performance Materials
  • 15.66. Photocentric
  • 15.67. Poietis
  • 15.68. Rahn AG
  • 15.69. Realizer GmbH
  • 15.70. Reebok International
  • 15.71. regenHU Ltd
  • 15.72. RepRap Professional Limited
  • 15.73. Ricoh
  • 15.74. Roland DGA Corporation
  • 15.75. Sandvik
  • 15.76. Sciaky Inc.
  • 15.77. Sinterit Sp. z o.o.
  • 15.78. Sintratec AG
  • 15.79. Solidscape
  • 15.80. Star Prototype
  • 15.81. Stratasys
  • 15.82. Taulman3D
  • 15.83. TeVido BioDevices
  • 15.84. The ExOne Company
  • 15.85. TLC Korea
  • 15.86. Toner Plastics Inc.
  • 15.87. Viridis 3D
  • 15.88. Volvo Construction Equipment
  • 15.89. Voxel8
  • 15.90. Voxeljet Technology GmbH
  • 15.91. Wanhao
  • 15.92. ZMorph

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