James Page

James Page is a seasoned entrepreneur with a history of founding and co-founding several companies across diverse sectors, including sporting goods (Crosskate Inc., Underground Design Inc.), additive manufacturing software (Riven, Topolabs), and product design (Page Product Design). His entrepreneurial ventures have attracted significant attention, with Topolabs being acquired by Autodesk and Riven by Stratasys, demonstrating a track record of successful innovation and business development. mit+5

With deep expertise in additive manufacturing and 3D printing software, James Page has played a pivotal role in advancing the industry. He founded Topolabs, which innovated 3D toolpaths, and later as Senior Product Manager at Autodesk, he contributed to the Spark Platform, focusing on multimaterial 3D printing and generative design. His most recent venture, Riven, developed groundbreaking cloud-based software that utilizes Warp Adaptive Modeling (WAM) and Predictive WAM (PWAM) to ensure high-accuracy 3D prints by correcting deviations between CAD models and physical parts, ultimately acquired by Stratasys. voxelmatters+4

James Page possesses a strong technical foundation in mechanical engineering, holding an MS from Stanford University in Mechanical Engineering/Product Design and an SB from MIT in Mechanical Engineering. His academic background is complemented by practical experience in robotics, including his current role at Stratasys where his LinkedIn profile includes 'robotics', and his early involvement with medical devices at Intuitive Surgical, where he led an Endoluminal Instruments Group. crunchbase+1

Beyond additive manufacturing, James Page has contributed to renewable energy innovation as VP R&D at Cool Earth Solar. In this role, he oversaw the development of concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) systems that utilized inflated polymer film primary optics to significantly reduce the material, weight, and cost associated with solar power generation. equitynet+1

As Vice President Software at Stratasys, James Page is actively involved in driving the integration of Riven's innovative software solutions into the GrabCAD ecosystem, aiming to streamline the additive manufacturing workflow and ensure high-quality 3D printed parts. His strategic leadership is focused on enabling manufacturing customers to scale their adoption of Stratasys solutions for end-use part production. stratasys+2