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COVER STORY: Inside think3D’s Facility in Vizag
In October 2018, think3D opened India’s largest ever 3D printing facility in Vizag. Spanning across 17,500 sq.ft, the company’s integrated 3D printing facility houses a 3D Design, 3D Scan, 3D Print, and a batch production center. A manufacturer can come to think3D facility with an idea and leave with a small batch of finished items that they can assemble in their facility.
INSIGHT: Interview with Stephan Beyer, CEO of BigRep GmbH
In his first ever interview to an Indian media, Stephan Beyer, CEO of one of the leading manufacturers of FDM 3D printers, BigRep shares his thoughts on the future of FDM technology. Speaking exclusively to Manufactur3D, Beyer also highlights the challenges that FDM technology faces, and what companies can do to address these challenges.
SPOTLIGHT: Sohrab Kothari, CEO of SAHAS Softech LLP., shares his journey in the Indian 3D Printing industry
In our SPOTLIGHT section, we bring some of the young, dynamic and emerging entrepreneurs in the Indian 3D printing industry into the spotlight. In this edition, we interview Sohrab Kothari who leads SAHAS Softech LLP, one of the leading 3D printing service bureaus in India.
FEATURE: Interview with Nora Toure, Founder Women in 3D Printing (Wi3DP) Group
In an exclusive discussion with Manufactur3D, Nora explains the background for the creation of Wi3DP, the impact that it has had on increasing the role of women in 3D printing, and what women currently in the industry can do to become more competitive.
The end of June has also marked the end of the first half of calendar year 2021 and the investor confidence towards Indian startups is at its all time high. Between January to June 2021, the total capital inflow in Indian startups stands at $10.8 Bn across 614 funding deals. An important point to note is that both the half yearly funding amount and deal count are at their historic peak. Compared to the previous year (i.e. H1 2020) the total funding amount has surged 2.1x whereas compared to H2 2020 the funding amount has increased by 72%.
Irrespective of both usual and optimistic scenarios, there is a very strong probability that the Indian startup ecosystem will witness a record high venture capital inflow by the end of calendar year 2021.
The end of June has also marked the end of the first half of calendar year 2021 and the investor confidence towards Indian startups is at its all time high. Between January to June 2021, the total capital inflow in Indian startups stands at $10.8 Bn across 614 funding deals. An important point to note is that both the half yearly funding amount and deal count are at their historic peak. Compared to the previous year (i.e. H1 2020) the total funding amount has surged 2.1x whereas compared to H2 2020 the funding amount has increased by 72%.
Irrespective of both usual and optimistic scenarios, there is a very strong probability that the Indian startup ecosystem will witness a record high venture capital inflow by the end of calendar year 2021.
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