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Stratasys–Bambu Lab: $27.6 Million Jury Verdict
2026. 09. 19.
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Stratasys–Bambu Lab: $27.6 Million Jury Verdict

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The September 17 US jury verdict concerns four patents. Final disposition and possible further remedies remain separate questions.

What happened?

A Texas jury sided with Stratasys in the first trial against Bambu Lab-related companies. The reported award for past damages is approximately $27.6 million.

What the verdict does not mean

The jury verdict is not itself an automatic sales ban and does not end all remaining proceedings.

Why it matters

The patent dispute concerns FDM features found across modern desktop printers.

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