Systemic Bio
Seed Round in 2022
Systemic Bio specializes in creating bioprinted organs-on-chips for drug discovery and development. Utilizing a proprietary platform built with advanced 3D Systems technology, the company offers a production-level build volume and resolution, significantly surpassing current commercial technologies. This enables researchers to study drug interactions within realistic, vascularized organ models using hydrogels and human cells.
dp polar
Acquisition in 2022
dp polar is a technology-focused company located near Karlsruhe, Germany, specializing in the design, development, and delivery of advanced additive mass manufacturing 3D printing systems. The company caters to industrial and healthcare applications by providing innovative solutions for continuous, high-speed 3D printing. dp polar's industrial-scale rotating build platform enables efficient series production by eliminating the need for start and stop operations, thereby facilitating a continuous printing process. This technology not only accelerates component production but also reduces wear and vibration typically associated with traditional print head motion, making it a valuable asset for manufacturers seeking to enhance their production capabilities.
Kumovis
Acquisition in 2022
Kumovis is a medical technology company that specializes in developing a 3D printing system designed for both industrial and medical applications. The company focuses on the processing of high-performance polymers to create patient-customized implants. By integrating clean room technology into its 3D printing solutions, Kumovis enables hospitals to perform medical operations more conveniently and effectively, enhancing the overall quality of care.
Volumetric
Acquisition in 2021
Volumetric, Inc. is an advanced biomaterials and biofabrication company based in Houston, Texas, established in 2014. It specializes in developing a 3D bioprinting platform designed to create vascularized human tissue, which can be utilized in various applications such as life sciences, drug discovery, and medical devices. The company offers bioprinters and bioinks that aim to facilitate innovations in biomaterials, cancer research, and the potential replacement of human organs. By focusing on creating materials embedded with living cells, Volumetric is at the forefront of integrating cutting-edge technology into healthcare solutions.
Oqton is a technology company focused on creating an open factory operating system that integrates engineering software with manufacturing hardware. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco and Ghent, Oqton's FactoryOS captures real-time data from production environments and employs artificial intelligence to enhance production workflows. The company's solutions facilitate the management, optimization, and automation of additive manufacturing processes, enabling manufacturers to operate agile factories that can efficiently handle complex product mixes while reducing inventory and simplifying supply chains. By linking data across the manufacturing ecosystem—from design to production and logistics—Oqton aims to drive efficiency and improve production outcomes in the manufacturing sector.
Additive Works
Acquisition in 2021
Additive Works is a Bremen-based software company, established in 2015, specializing in simulation-based process preparation for metal additive manufacturing. The company focuses on simplifying laser beam melting processes by creating user-friendly software solutions. Its flagship software suite, Amphyon, incorporates various modules that assist users in identifying optimal part orientations, automatically generating support structures, and simulating the build process. Amphyon also leverages simulation results to produce 3D models designed to counteract part distortions. By enhancing the efficiency of the manufacturing process, Additive Works aims to minimize costs associated with failed builds and reduce the time spent on manual process preparation, thereby advancing automation in the metal additive manufacturing sector.
Allevi
Acquisition in 2021
Allevi is a pioneering company that develops innovative tools for designing and engineering 3D tissues. It specializes in desktop 3D bioprinters capable of creating functional, three-dimensional living tissues, alongside proprietary bioinks composed of collagen and hyaluronic acid. Allevi's cloud-based platform, Bioprint Online, allows users to design structures, select materials, and monitor the printing process. Its products cater to a diverse clientele, including researchers in tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, material science, and cell biology, as well as industrial and pharmaceutical companies involved in drug testing and development. Additionally, Allevi sells its bioinks online. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the company was previously known as BioBots, Inc.
Onkos Surgical
Series B in 2017
Onkos Surgical Inc. is a privately-held company based in Parsippany, New Jersey, focused on providing advanced technologies and solutions for surgical oncologists. Founded in 2014, Onkos Surgical is dedicated to transforming the treatment of musculoskeletal cancers and complex orthopedic conditions. The company offers innovative products such as GenVie, a magnesium bone scaffolding technology, and the ELEOS Proximal Tibia, a 3D printed limb salvage replacement. By leveraging cutting-edge techniques in virtual surgical planning, 3D modeling and printing, and personalized surgical planning, Onkos Surgical aims to enhance patient outcomes and improve the overall experience for both patients and healthcare professionals.
NextDent
Acquisition in 2017
NextDent offers dental 3D printable materials, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.
BotObjects
Acquisition in 2015
BotObjects Limited is a company specializing in the design and manufacturing of full-color three-dimensional (3D) desktop printers suitable for both business and home applications. Founded in 2013 and based in London, with an additional location in New York City, BotObjects also develops user-friendly 3D printing software and supplies cartridges for its printers. The company distributes its products across various regions, including Europe, Africa, the Americas, Asia, and the Middle East, and offers online ordering for customers. Notably, BotObjects is recognized for its ProDesk3D printer, which aims to simplify the 3D printing experience for users. As of December 2014, BotObjects operates as a subsidiary of 3D Systems Corporation.
Cimatron
Acquisition in 2014
Cimatron Limited is a pioneering developer and distributor of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) software, serving the global manufacturing industry since 1982. Headquartered in Giv'at Shmuel, Israel, the company offers two primary product lines: GibbsCAM and CimatronE. These solutions cater to diverse manufacturing sectors, providing specialized tools for mold and die makers, as well as versatile options for 2.5-5-axis production milling and turning. Cimatron's software suite aims to enhance productivity and efficiency in manufacturing processes by offering responsive sales and technical support tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.
LayerWise NV
Acquisition in 2014
LayerWise NV specializes in advanced direct metal 3D printing and additive manufacturing services, offering quick-turn, 3D-printed metal parts for various applications. The company designs and produces metal components primarily for the aerospace, medical, dental, and high-precision equipment sectors. Utilizing a high-power laser beam, LayerWise fuses metallic powders to create intricate metal parts, catering to both prototyping and production needs. Through its innovative technology, LayerWise contributes to the efficiency and precision of manufacturing processes across these industries.
American Precision Prototyping
Acquisition in 2014
American Precision Prototyping, LLC specializes in high-quality rapid prototyping and manufacturing services for a diverse range of clients, from large corporations to small businesses. Established in 1993, the company boasts extensive experience in producing rapid prototypes, supported by an advanced quoting engine that streamlines the ordering process. With a team of skilled project engineers and model makers, American Precision Prototyping manages every aspect of the prototyping workflow, ensuring quality through rigorous machine calibration and hands-on finishing techniques. Its facilities, spanning 12,500 square feet, are equipped with multiple SLA, PolyJet, and SLS machines, along with dedicated areas for production and finishing tasks. The company also offers product development and engineering services, further positioning itself as a comprehensive solution for clients seeking proficient prototyping capabilities.
Laser Reproductions
Acquisition in 2014
Laser Reproductions is a leading provider of rapid prototyping, manufacturing, product development and stereolithography services to industrial design firms, original equipment manufacturers, inventors and architects. By combining today's leading processes, a vast production capacity and their expertise in design engineering, they deliver innovative solutions that rapidly bring ideas to life. Their full-service capabilities include today's leading Rapid Prototyping processes and Tooling and Manufacturing services. With their corporate headquarters located in Columbus, Ohio, Laser Reproductions is centrally located to serve companies throughout the United States.
Robtec
Acquisition in 2014
Robtec, founded in 1994 and based in Diadema, Brazil, is a leader in rapid prototyping technologies across Latin America. The company specializes in providing 3D printing services and is a key distributor of personal, professional, and production 3D printers, as well as GOM's scanning equipment. With a dedicated and continually trained team, Robtec focuses on delivering the latest advancements in technology, serving as an exclusive representative for major international companies in the industry, including 3D Systems and Materialise. Its long-standing experience and commitment to innovation have established Robtec as a pioneering force in the region's 3D printing landscape.
Medical Modeling
Acquisition in 2014
Medical Modeling Inc. is a company based in Golden, Colorado, specializing in 3D printing-centric personalized surgical treatments and patient-specific medical devices. The firm focuses on medical imaging and surgical planning, enabling surgeons to utilize customized toolboxes designed specifically for head and neck surgeries. Through its innovative approach, Medical Modeling enhances surgical efficiency and precision, ultimately improving patient outcomes. The company's commitment to advancing surgical techniques positions it as a valuable resource in the medical field.
Digital PlaySpace
Acquisition in 2014
Digital PlaySpace is a game design and development studio based in Cleveland, Georgia, founded in 2007. The company specializes in creating engaging digital play products, particularly for children, girls, and women. Its notable offerings include the Dreamhouse Designer, a Facebook game that allows players to immerse themselves in home design through photo-real graphics and virtual decor items. Users start as interns and progress to master designers, sharing their creative experiences with friends. Another key product is Dollhouse, which enables users to decorate 3D dollhouses using a variety of customizable items like wallpapers, paint, furniture, and accessories. Digital PlaySpace’s games not only provide entertainment but also offer brands a platform to connect with customers, enhance product awareness, and drive consumer engagement through various monetization strategies. The company operates as a subsidiary of 3D Systems Corporation.
Figulo
Acquisition in 2013
Figulo Corporation, founded in August 2011 by Andy Jeffery, Mark Sears, and Tim Sheehen, is a Boston-based manufacturer specializing in 3D printed ceramics. Leveraging extensive experience in materials, processes, and traditional ceramics technology, Figulo provides personalized production of glazed ceramic objects. The company operates a cloud-based model that allows artists, designers, and consumers to create a wide range of ceramic products, including tableware, tiles, kitchenware, bathroom items, and cups. By utilizing advanced 3D printing technology, Figulo enables a new level of customization and creativity in the ceramic market.
The Sugar Lab
Acquisition in 2013
The Sugar Lab makes custom 3D printed sugar designs. The Sugar Lab is Kyle and Liz von Hasseln, a husband and wife architectural design team in Los Angeles. The Sugar Lab started when the two were graduate students and tried to 3D print a cake instead of baking a birthday cake for a friend. After a period of trial and error, they managed to print a tiny cupcake topper that spelled her name in cursive sugar. When they realized other people would be interested in printed sugar as well, they started The Sugar Lab officially, in a studio in Silver Lake.
Blokify
Seed Round in 2013
Blokify is a company that specializes in 3D modeling software designed for children, allowing them to create toy models that can be experienced both virtually and physically through 3D printing. The software is user-friendly and accessible, available for download from the iOS store. By combining creativity and technology, Blokify empowers kids to design their own toys, fostering imaginative play and hands-on learning experiences. The company operates a toy factory that facilitates the production of these custom creations, bridging the gap between digital design and tangible playthings. Through its innovative approach, Blokify encourages creativity and engagement in young users.
CRDM, established in 1995, is a leading UK provider of rapid prototyping and 3D printing services, catering to diverse industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical, defense, and motorsport, including Formula 1. Operating from a bespoke 22,250 square foot facility in High Wycombe since 2007, the company is well-equipped to manage various projects. CRDM specializes in designing, prototyping, and manufacturing parts and tooling, utilizing advanced 3D CAD-driven rapid prototyping technologies alongside CNC machining, wire, and spark erosion techniques. Their commitment to quality is underscored by their adherence to the ISO 9001:2008 quality assurance standard, ensuring efficient and reliable delivery of components.
Phenix Systems
Acquisition in 2013
Phenix Systems is a company that specializes in the design, manufacture, and sale of proprietary Direct Metal 3D printers. It focuses on powder-laser sintering technology and produces powder bed-based additive manufacturing equipment. The company’s systems enable the direct creation of parts from three-dimensional models generated in CAD software, offering innovative solutions for various industries seeking advanced manufacturing capabilities.
Arcam AB specializes in additive manufacturing solutions for metal components, primarily focusing on the orthopedic and aerospace industries. The company offers advanced products such as the Arcam Q10, an electron beam melting (EBM) machine designed for the production of orthopedic implants, and the Arcam A2, which facilitates the additive manufacturing of metal parts using various materials for aerospace applications. In addition to these machines, Arcam provides a range of auxiliary equipment for powder handling, including explosion-protected vacuum cleaners, trolleys, and recovery systems. The company also supplies software, metal powders, and a variety of services, including application support and training. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, Arcam serves a global customer base.
Rapid Product Development Group
Acquisition in 2013
Rapid Product Development Group Inc. is a manufacturing firm specializing in new product development, offering services that span from prototyping to full-scale production. The company focuses on prototype development and contract manufacturing, catering to diverse industries including automotive, consumer products, aerospace, telecommunications, healthcare, and industrial equipment. In addition to prototyping, it provides advanced manufacturing services such as production injection tooling and molding, die casting, sheet metal fabrication, and the production of various parts. This comprehensive approach enables Rapid Product Development Group to support clients throughout the entire product lifecycle, ensuring efficient and effective development processes.
Geomagic
Acquisition in 2013
Geomagic is a prominent provider of 3D software solutions focused on creating digital models from the scan data of physical objects. The company offers a range of applications, including Geomagic Studio, Geomagic Qualify, and Geomagic Wrap, which are utilized by professionals in design, reverse engineering, and inspection to enhance product quality and reduce time to market. Geomagic's software is also widely employed in the dental and medical sectors for producing customized restorations, appliances, prosthetics, and treatment plans, thereby improving patient care. Renowned organizations such as Ford, NASA, and Invisalign leverage Geomagic technology to optimize their operations. Headquartered in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, Geomagic maintains subsidiaries in Europe and Asia and has established partnerships worldwide.
Freshfiber
Acquisition in 2012
FreshFiber is the leading 3D printed consumer electronics accessories brand sold on-line and in retail stores.
Rapidform
Acquisition in 2012
Korean CAD software provider
The Innovation Modelmakers
Acquisition in 2012
The Innovation Modelmakers (TIM) is a leading provider of custom prototyping and manufacturing services for designers and engineers
Viztu Technologies
Acquisition in 2012
Viztu Technologies develops custom multi-dimensional scanning and imaging solutions that are both visually elegant and technologically excellent. Our current projects include a SAAS 3D reconstruction from digital photos application (hypr3d), a mobile 3D copy machine (zeebl) and the development of a free viewpoint video capture system.
Paramount Industries
Acquisition in 2012
Paramount Industries is a seasoned manufacturer and provider of product development services, primarily serving the aerospace and healthcare sectors. Established in 1966, the company specializes in product design and engineering, rapid prototyping, rapid tooling, and direct manufacturing of custom parts from digital input. Paramount leverages advanced technology, including Selective Laser Sintering, to deliver precision parts efficiently. In addition to these core services, the company also offers injection molding, as well as full-scale manufacturing capabilities utilizing both domestic and offshore facilities, complemented by assembly and packaging solutions. Through its comprehensive array of services, Paramount Industries continues to set industry standards in product development.
My Robot Nation
Acquisition in 2012
my robot nation' lets users easily create custom robot designs which are then 3D printed and mailed to them as physical figurines
Z Corporations
Acquisition in 2011
Z Corporation specializes in 3D printing and 3D scanning technologies designed for design professionals across various industries, including product design, architecture, education, and healthcare. The company offers advanced 3D printers that can produce multicolored parts and rapid prototyping machines for creating plastic prototypes. By providing innovative solutions, Z Corporation aims to enhance the productivity and creativity of designers and engineers, enabling them to bring their ideas to life more efficiently. The company is dedicated to making its technologies accessible and valuable, supporting innovators in pushing the boundaries of what is possible in their respective fields.
Formero
Acquisition in 2011
Contract prototyping services provider
Alibre
Acquisition in 2011
Alibre specializes in providing affordable complete engineering solutions. It seeks to change the landscape of 3D mechanical CAD software. The company is driven by a mission to maximize the access of professional design solutions to today's world-changers, educators, and entrepreneurs through affordability, simplicity, and service.
Sycode
Acquisition in 2011
CAD software plug-in provider
Quickparts.com
Acquisition in 2011
Quickparts.com, Inc. provides custom manufacturing services to produce plastic and metal parts from three dimensional computer-aided design models for engineers and designers. Its custom manufacturing services include stereolithography, polyjet, selective laser sintering, fused deposition modeling, cast urethanes, sheet metal, and CNC machined prototypes. The company also offers rapid, low-volume, and production injection molds and parts, as well as production tools for molders. It serves aerospace, automotive, consumer products, and electronics markets. Quickparts was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.
American Precision Prototyping
Acquisition in 2010
American Precision Prototyping, LLC specializes in high-quality rapid prototyping and manufacturing services for a diverse range of clients, from large corporations to small businesses. Established in 1993, the company boasts extensive experience in producing rapid prototypes, supported by an advanced quoting engine that streamlines the ordering process. With a team of skilled project engineers and model makers, American Precision Prototyping manages every aspect of the prototyping workflow, ensuring quality through rigorous machine calibration and hands-on finishing techniques. Its facilities, spanning 12,500 square feet, are equipped with multiple SLA, PolyJet, and SLS machines, along with dedicated areas for production and finishing tasks. The company also offers product development and engineering services, further positioning itself as a comprehensive solution for clients seeking proficient prototyping capabilities.
Desktop Factory
Acquisition in 2009
Desktop Factory is a developer of innovative 3D printing technology focused on creating desktop fabrication and prototyping systems. The company has pioneered a patented low-cost printing solution that utilizes a drum roller and a halogen lamp in conjunction with nylon-based powder, eliminating the need for UV curable resins. This approach enables Desktop Factory to offer customers a non-toxic and affordable 3D printing device, catering to both consumer and industrial needs. The company aims to make 3D printing accessible and efficient, positioning itself as a key player in the evolving landscape of additive manufacturing.
DTM Corporation specializes in the development, design, manufacturing, marketing, and support of rapid prototyping and rapid tooling systems, primarily utilizing proprietary selective laser sintering technology. The company produces SLS systems and powdered materials, offering services aimed at creating solid three-dimensional models directly from CAD data. As a manufacturer of advanced laser sintering technology, DTM Corporation provides a range of productivity-enhancing features in its prototyping and manufacturing systems, catering to international markets.