3DPrinterOS

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3DPrinterOS, operated by 3D Control Systems, is a software platform dedicated to enhancing 3D printing through automation and connectivity. Founded by John Dogru and Anton Vedeshin, PhD, the company aims to make manufacturing more accessible by enabling remote and autonomous operation of 3D printers. The platform addresses the fragmentation in 3D printing by connecting various hardware and software systems into a single, unified solution. It offers network connectivity for 3D printers, allowing users to manage and operate machines remotely. Additionally, it provides automation capabilities to scale 3D printing operations and supports cloud-to-hardware-to-cloud communication for integrated management. Duke University is a flagship customer, utilizing the platform to operate the world's largest real-time university-based 3D printing network, which serves over 7,000 students with access to more than 200 printers. Other prestigious institutions like MIT, Harvard, and Rice have also adopted the platform.