KODAK 3D
Develops and licenses professional-grade FDM 3D printers and filaments under the Kodak brand, enabling reliable production of end-use parts in advanced materials like PLA+, Nylon 6, and Nylon 12.
- CEO / Founder
- Jim Continenza
- Team Size
- 10000+
- Stage
- Public
- Total Funding
- Publicly Traded
Technology & Products
Key Products
KODAK Portrait 3D Printer; KODAK 3D Printing Filaments; KODAK 3D Cloud software; KODAK 3D Slicer
Technological Advantage
Verified advantage: Filaments achieve 9x stronger PLA+ than ABS and moisture levels below 0.025%, protected by Kodak's material science expertise. Defensible through brand and trade secrets, but replicable by competitors.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Reduces material waste and downtime with low-moisture filaments (<0.025% moisture) and dual-extrusion capabilities, cutting prototyping costs by up to 30% and enabling on-demand manufacturing of functional components.
How They Differentiate
3x lower moisture content in filaments (0.025% vs 0.1% industry standard) and dual-extrusion reliability at 30% lower cost-per-part compared to Formlabs Fuse 1 for nylon components.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Creative professionals, designers, architects, engineers, and educational institutions seeking reliable desktop 3D printing for prototyping and end-use parts.
Industry Verticals
Education; Design; Engineering; Architecture
Competitors
Bambu Lab; Formlabs; Prusa Research
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
The AM3D division, which includes 3D printing technology, reported Q3 2018 revenues of $1 million and Operational EBITDA of -$2 million, improved by $4 million year-over-year due to cost reductions. Kodak's full 2024 revenue was $1.15 billion, but no polymer AM-specific breakdown is available.
Major Milestones
Launched KODAK Portrait 3D Printer at CES 2018; Partnership with 3DPrinterOS for cloud software in 2018; Announced KODAK Full Body 3D Scanner with Twindom in 2019