3DLT

3DLT was a Covington, Kentucky based 3D printing marketplace for 3D printing as-a-service. Users of 3DLT designed and uploaded 3D printable files and 3DLT worked to print and sell those products.

Company

3DLT was started in 2012 as a place to upload and buy 3D printable files. In August 2013, 3DLT applied to the UpTech accelerator program and was accepted. UpTech provides companies access to resources, connections, and tools during the start-up process.

History and background

In 2013, 3DLT participated in TechCrunch Disrupt, an inaugural technology conference in New York. 3DLT was named an "Innovative World Technology" and was announced as competitor at the first annual SXSW V2V Conference.

3DLT named John Hauer as CEO in early 2014. Shortly thereafter, 3DLT announced a partnership with Authentise to stream licensed 3D content to customers.

In mid-2014, 3DLT and Innovation Works startup PieceMaker Technologies Incorporated announced plans to collaborate, share content, technology and in-store marketing and production. 3DLT had recently announced a partnership to offer 3D printed products on with Amazon.com as a new pilot program in Amazon's new 3D printing category, 3DLT w Amazon. In June 2014, 3DLT also participated in the Dark Horse Competition in Silicon Valley. Later that same year, 3DLT signed a licensing agreement with Big Tent Entertainment to design, sell and manufacture 3D printed products based on the character Domo-kun.Around the same time, 3DLT also launched it's Rakuten store of 3D printable products ranging from fashion jewelry to home decor and tech accessories.

DLT

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DLT (musician)

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DLT is a New Zealand DJ, music producer, composer & artist. Born Darryl Thomson in Maraenui, New Zealand.

DLT was inspired by an article about rap and breakdancing in Life magazine when he was 16 years of age; he moved to Wellington in the '80s and established himself as a graffiti artist known as 'SLICK' (1983) before co-founding Hip Hop group Upper Hutt Posse. The ' Posse released New Zealand's first Hip hop record, E Tū, in 1988 and then moved to Auckland.

Upper Hutt Posse signed to Murray Cammick's label, Southside Records, and released the album Against The Flow in 1989.

Leaving the Upper Hutt Posse, DLT released two solo albums. The first, The True School, contained the New Zealand Number 1 single Chains. Chains was number one in New Zealand for five weeks in 1996 and featured the vocals of Che Fu. In the 1997 New Zealand Music AwardsChains was named Single of the Year and won the Best Songwriting award. Che Fu was named Best Male Vocalist. It was number 22 in the 2001 APRA listing of the Greatest New Zealand Songs of the previous 75 years.