Stratasys Ltd. announced that it has been recognized with multiple industry awards at the recent 2026 RAPID + TCT conference, North America’s largest additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing event. The awards focus on innovation in real-world additive manufacturing applications and leadership in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) best practices. Stratasys, together with Addion GmbH, were named a TCT Award winner in the healthcare category. The company also earned four awards at the Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA) Member Summit. Stratasys is a founding board member of AMGTA.
The healthcare application award recognized the Eyelid Surgery Training Model, developed in collaboration with Addion. As Europe’s first 3D-printed anatomical eye model for eyelid surgery training, the solution underscores the impact of Stratasys’ Digital Anatomy™ technology in enabling realistic, repeatable, and scalable medical education. Developed by Addion GmbH, the model accurately simulates skin, muscle, and fat, eliminating the need for cadavers or animal models. Stratasys was also named a finalist in the materials and hardware categories.
Stratasys also received four awards at the AMGTA Member Summit, reflecting its longstanding commitment to advancing sustainability in additive manufacturing through strong governance, operational discipline, and evidence-based best practices. The awards for Environmental Management Systems, Environmental Sustainability Research, Sustainability Reporting and Excellence in AM Sustainability further reflect the Stratasys Mindful Manufacturing™ framework, which is built on the principle that scaling additive manufacturing responsibly requires resource optimization to be embedded directly into systems, processes, and decision-making.
“This recognition by RAPID + TCT reflects the power of collaboration," said Erez Ben Zvi, VP Medical. “We are proud to partner with Addion in their creation of a training model that gives surgeons a realistic, repeatable way to prepare for complex procedures. It's a clear example of how additive manufacturing is transforming medical education, helping doctors and clinicians build surgical skills that make a tangible difference in patient care."
Rosa Coblens, VP of Sustainability & Communications commented: “Receiving four AMGTA awards is meaningful recognition of the foundations we’ve established, as sustainability has become a key element in how we operate. Our Mindful Manufacturing™ framework is designed to ensure that as additive manufacturing scales, it does so responsibly, with governance, transparency, and measurable impact at its core.”
