3D printer OS and printlab have established 3D printing laboratories in 19 countries

3D control systems, which has developed the world's first 3D printer General operating system 3dprinteros, is cooperating with printlab, a distributor of 3D printing products, to implement its integrated "University infinity program". The program will be implemented in Universities in 19 countries around the world.
By providing a centralized system for managing users, 3D printers, print queues, design documents and material costs, 3dprinteros is changing the way businesses and educational institutions access their 3D printing activities. The software has been adopted by companies such as Ford and Cisco, as well as colleges and universities of Duke University and Purdue University. It enables staff and students to print items directly from their 3D design software, perform automatic slicing and repair, and remove all slow and unnecessary steps from their 3D printing workflow. 3D control systems has developed an education package that allows universities to purchase 3dprinteros software and an entire 3D printing laboratory, including 3D printers, 3D scanners, courses, software, materials and training.