1994 - Sanders Prototype, Inc. is founded by Roy Sanders.
- SPI introduces its first 3D printer, ModelMaker™ 6Pro.
1997 - SPI introduces its 2nd 3D printer, ModelMaker-II, offering a larger build platform and integrated electronics.
2000 - SPI changes its name to Solidscape, Inc.
- Solidscape introduces the PatternMaster™ 3D printer, offering faster build times, better surface finish and improved accuracy.
2002 - Solidscape introduces the T66® 3D modeling system, an affordable alternative to traditional methods of prototyping.
2003 - Solidscape introduces the T612® 3D printer, becoming the Company's flagship 3D printing system.
2004 - Solidscape introduces the BenchTop™ series of 3D printers (T66BT and T612BT), the world's first benchtop-ready solution.
- Along with the BenchTop 3D printers, Solidscape launches its Indura®Cast and Indura®Fill model-making materials, offering a 200% strength increase over BlueCast, the Company's legacy material solution.
2006 - Solidscape introduces higher performance BenchTop printers (T66BT2 and T612BT2).
2007 - Solidscape introduces the R66® 3D printer to target the retail jewelry market.
- Solidscape debuts the D66® digital dental modeling system, designed for small dental labs.
2008 - Solidscape introduces the T76® system, targeting jewelry manufacturers.
- Solidscape® T76™ System Awarded "BEST OF SHOW" and "COOLEST TECH PRODUCT" by JCK Magazine
- Solidscape debuts the D76® digital dental modeling system, designed for medium-sized dental labs.
2009 - Solidscape introduces the preXacto family of 3D printers (D66®+ & D76®+), incorporating its proprietary SCP® technology and DentaCast® material.
- Solidscape preXacto D66+/D76+ recognized as one of the Top 10 Products of 2009 by Dental Lab Products Magazine
- Solidscape increases the performance of its 3D printers with the introduction of the R66®+ and T76®+ 3D printers, incorporating its SCP technology.
2010 - Solidscape's D76®+ 3D printer becomes a member of the 3M Lava network for Digital Dentistry.
2011 - Solidscape is acquired by Minneapolis-based Stratasys, Inc. (NASDAQ: SSYS), inventor of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM®), the most widely used additive manufacturing process, worldwide.
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