HP to Utilize Structure 3D Software Development Kit to Enable Client Development of 3D Scanning Applications as Part of End-to-End 3D Scanning, 3D Printing Offering
BOULDER, Colo., Feb. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Structure, a global leader in 3D Intelligence, announced today that it has signed a 3D software licensing agreement with global printing leader HP Inc.
Under the agreement, HP will offer the AI-powered Structure Software Development Kit (SDK) to provide 3D scanning application development services tailored to the needs of its 3D printing clients. The agreement is part of HP's initiative to provide end-to-end 3D scanning and 3D printing services to its clients, accelerating adoption across diverse applications.
"Our agreement with Structure provides our clients with access to the industry's leading 3D scanning software development tools and is an important step in enabling companies to maximize our technology," said Pierre Kaiser, Head of 3D Design for HP. "This is the perfect blend of Structure's 3D scanning and imaging expertise combined with HP's global 3D printing leadership. The winners will be our clients, who now have access to the industry's leading app development technology to move their 3D printing vision forward."
Structure SDK empowers thousands of developers to build their own 3D scanning apps and is a key element in the company's drive to enable product development and improved patient care for entrepreneurs and large global companies alike. To date, more than 300 applications have been developed and deployed using Structure SDK.
Structure, which launched as a spin-off from 3D imaging pioneer Occipital in 2022, also provides 3D scanning technology through its Structure 3 scanner and Structure Capture iOS mobile application, which enables mobile, highly accurate, 3D scanning through iPads and iPhones.
"HP continues to lead the industry in empowering its customers to develop cutting edge 3D printing solutions. We look forward to supporting HP in this effort by providing access to our Structure Software Development Kit," said Ravi Shah, CEO of Structure. "The SDK platform gives developers access to easy-to-use software tools to create new and innovative 3D scanning applications. Enabling the creativity of today's 3D printing developers will have long-term positive impact on patient outcomes throughout the global healthcare industry."
About HP Inc.
HP Inc. (NYSE:HPQ) is a global technology leader and creator of solutions that enable people to bring their ideas to life and connect to the things that matter most. Operating in more than 170 countries, HP delivers a wide range of innovative and sustainable devices, services and subscriptions for personal computing, printing, 3D printing, hybrid work, gaming, and more. For more information, please visit http://www.hp.com.
About Structure
Headquartered in Boulder, Colo., Structure launched in 2022 as a spinoff from Occipital Inc to leverage its 3D scanning and machine learning expertise to transform the healthcare sector. Positioned as a deep tech company at the intersection of hardware, software, and AI, Structure integrates advanced Digital Twin technology to revolutionize patient care. Structure's vision is to democratize personal healthcare by creating the most widely used 3D scanning platform to monitor and improve patient outcomes worldwide.
The company has achieved steady growth in the past two years, with its technology deployed by over 150,000 physicians across the globe. Structure's healthcare computing platform combines detailed body capture with AI-driven measurement and analysis tools, empowering the creation of personalized healthcare therapies and consumer goods. By enabling precise Digital Twin models of the human body, Structure is setting a new standard for accuracy and personalized healthcare therapies in the healthcare industry. For more information, please visit https://structure.io/.
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