89年泉州小伙卖3D打印机：融资数亿，还打破全球纪录

Group 1 - Snapmaker, a 3D printing brand, announced the completion of a multi-hundred million RMB Series B financing round on December 10 [1][2] - The financing round was led by Hillhouse Capital and Meituan, with participation from existing investors [2] - Snapmaker's U1 3D printer set a record by raising 150 million RMB on a crowdfunding platform, marking the highest amount ever raised in 3D printing history [2] Group 2 - The consumer-level 3D printing market is expanding, with household users now accounting for 45% of the market, up from less than 20% three years ago [5][6] - Schools and small business owners are also significant buyers, with around 80% of schools planning to introduce 3D printing for STEAM education [5][6] - The global shipment of entry-level 3D printers surpassed 1 million units in Q1 2025, with 95% coming from Chinese suppliers [5][6] Group 3 - The industrial 3D printing market is seeing growth in sectors such as aerospace, medical implants, and automotive parts, with 13.24% of industrial attendees at the 2025 TCT Asia exhibition having procurement budgets over 5 million RMB [20][21] - Companies like Xunyi High-Tech are breaking foreign monopolies in continuous fiber and ceramic 3D printing, directly engaging with clients in aerospace and military sectors [23] - SIRUI Additive is addressing the issue of metal waste in aerospace and medical fields by recycling metal waste into usable powder, significantly reducing costs for companies [24][25] Group 4 - The rapid growth of the 3D printing industry is facing a talent shortage, with companies struggling to fill key technical positions [26][30] - The demand for interdisciplinary talent is high, as expertise in both 3D printing technology and specific industry requirements is necessary [31] - Companies like Snapmaker are investing heavily in talent acquisition to support their technological advancements and global expansion [31]