Makism 3D Corp., a designer and manufacturer of efficient, reliable, and attractive consumer and professional grade 3D printers, is delighted to announce a status of current operational activities, including an update on negotiations with suppliers and a potential relocation.

In relation to upcoming production efforts in Q1 2014, Makism 3D has reached final stage negotiations with multiple critical component manufacturers in the UK. Most notably, the company has acquired a commitment for an initial production run of custom enclosures to be delivered in January. The company has also fostered key relationships with an experienced manufacturer of embedded electronics and a prominent designer of innovative extruders. The components from these two suppliers are expected to drive a significant level of functionality, quality, and reliability to the Wideboy™ product family.

In another exciting development, the company wishes to announce that it is pursuing relocation to the prestigious Cambridge Science Park (www.cambridgesciencepark.com), an internationally recognized campus for innovation and excellence. The esteemed facility is considered by many to be Europe’s longest-serving and largest center for research and development, as well as successful commercialization of the resulting discoveries.

Company CEO Luke Ruffell comments, “Cambridge has proven its worth as a cluster for high-tech innovation, and the necessary expertise is available in the area to support our ambitions. It also has a well-developed ecosystem for supporting and encouraging early-stage technology companies. We are well positioned to benefit from these local advantages.”

In related news, Makism 3D is interested in receiving resumes from design and engineering specialists with demonstrated experience in the 3D printing sector. Qualified individuals are invited to submit a cover letter and resume to [email protected].

For further information, please visit www.makism3D.com

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