It’s official: Objet is the 3D printing company to turn to for creativity! In its July 2010 issue, CNBC magazine recognized Objet Geometries as one of the 25 most creative companies in Europe. Describing Objet Geometries as a pioneer in the 3D printing industry, the article places a special focus on the Connex and Alaris systems.

In the article, CNBC highlights the central role Europe’s entrepreneurs, start-ups and SMEs are expected to play in the economic recovery of the region. In particular, according to CNBC, it is the vision of these companies that is likely to set change in motion.

Being included in the list of most creative companies, places Objet in good company.  It is recognized together with some very worthy contenders from industries ranging from clothing, to health care, telecommunications, advertising, and - in Objet’s case – manufacturing. Objet was the only 3D printing company named in the prestigious list.

In addition to dubbing Objet Geometries a pioneer in its field, CNBC’s article also praises the speed and precision with which Objet’s systems work. Specifically, the piece points to Connex systems as Objet’s ‘top end’ system, and the Alaris30 for its affordability.

The publication of the article underscores the contribution Objet’s machines have made in several industries recently. One such example is in the film industry, where Objet’s technologies were used in preparation of the Oscar award-winning movie Avatar. Another well-known customer is Adidas, the German sports apparel manufacturer, who uses Objet’s technologies in the design of almost all new shoe soles.