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Prusa Research
A European-American desktop 3D printer manufacturer, building secure and dependable machines in Wilmington and Prague.
About Prusa Research
We’re Prusa Research. Our innovative and secure printers are designed and manufactured in the EU and are trusted tools for developing and testing new products by companies like SpaceX, Lockheed Martin, and Škoda Auto, as well as by universities and top research centers such as MIT and CERN. At the same time, our printers have become a beloved fixture in hundreds of thousands of homes, workshops, and garages, helping people rediscover the joy of creating, fixing, and making things themselves. Prusa Research was founded as a one-man startup in 2012 by Josef Prusa, a Czech hobbyist, maker, and inventor. In just 15 years, we’ve grown into a company of more than 1,200 people. Every month, we design, build, and ship over 10,000 innovative and secure 3D printers from our headquarters in Prague, Czech Republic, and Delaware, USA, to users all around the world. 3D printing is evolving at an incredible pace, and we’ve been leading that race for years. But we know this is only the beginning. We’re growing fast, and we’re always looking for talented people who want to shape the future of manufacturing with us. Check out our career opportunities and help us make things better, literally.
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Products & Services
Prusa Research introduced the Prusament PLA ColorMix, featuring five filament spools up to 45 color shades.
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Products & Services
Prusa Research released a new spool holder design for the Original Prusa XL and CORE One+ featuring an injection-molded spool holder design to handle heavier 2kg spools.
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People
Prusa Research is looking for testers for a new product that will be tested in Prague.
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Research & Knowledge
Prusa Research tested the Prusa CORE One FDM 3D printer against a range of competing FDM 3D printers using the same test print to measure accuracy, finding it to be the most accurate at 0.18% variance.
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Products & Services
Prusa Research released the first public preview of PrusaSlicer 3.0
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Products & Services
Prusa Research released the first public preview of PrusaSlicer 3.0, featuring a redesigned UI, a project system, profiles built around hardware, better performance, safe plugins, and more.
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Products & Services
Prusa Research saw the idea of a CORE One Mini printed by Suit, which turned into a real working 3D printer after months of CAD work, redesigns, custom parts, sheet metal, testing, and problem-solving.
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Presence & Recognition
Prusa Research attended the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh event for the first time.
Reported by Josef Průša