Swarovski is certainly familiar to everyone, as it is the traditional Austrian company known for its work with crystal. Now Swarovski has signed a cooperation agreement with an up-and-coming player in the field of additive manufacturing, xolo. The German manufacturer has developed a technology for volumetric 3D printing that can achieve high resolutions and extremely precise and fine details. The aim of this new partnership is to print glass crystal parts directly in 3D in order to offer personalized and detailed one-off pieces. This is also an opportunity for Swarovski to underline its commitment to innovation and to rely on new technologies to stay at the forefront of its industry.

Terasi, an emerging company in the technology sector, has successfully completed a capital increase of SEK 13 million. This significant investment will help Terasi accelerate its innovation strategy and launch the next phase of breakthrough developments.