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Sep.18, 2012

Cambridge-based Formlabs raised $500,000 in November last year, according to Angelist, Formlabs is working on developing an affordable high-resolution 3D printer. "It enables designers and makers to create 3D forms by simply hitting the print button."

Formlabs.com announced yesterday that they were launching their first product next week on Sep.26, 2012. Stay tuned. Currently Formlabs is looking for team members for positions Graphic / Web Designer, Embedded Software Engineer, Software Engineer etc, if you are interested, check them here.

 

 

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