Aurora sells first machine

AURORA Labs has made the first sale of its RMP-1 three dimensional printer, with AdditiveNow-subsidiary A3D Operations paying $2.1 million to get a head-start on printing 3D machinery parts for large industrial clients.

Aurora Labs' 3D printer

04 October 2019
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Aurora has a 50% interest in AdditiveNow.

The sale guarantees ongoing revenue for Aurora and money through its share of AdditiveNow.

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