Foundry Group

Foundry Group is a venture capital firm founded in 2007 and based in Boulder, Colorado. It concentrates on information technology, Internet and software companies across North America, backing both early-stage and later-stage ventures in the technology sector. The firm has built a broad portfolio through institutional investments and angel backing, reflecting a consistent focus on partnering with entrepreneurs to scale innovative digital businesses.

Angeli Agrawal

Senior Associate

Lindel Eakman

Partner

Brad Feld

Managing Director

Jaclyn Hester

Partner

Seth Levine

Managing Director

Past deals in 3D Printing

Canvas

Series A in 2025
Canvas scans the areas using an iPad or iPhone and then turns them into 3D designs. It enables remodelers, architects, interior designers, and contractors to create editable, layered as-built models.

Looking Glass Factory

Series A in 2021
Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Xometry

Series E in 2020
Xometry offers an AI-enabled marketplace for on-demand manufacturing services, connecting buyers with manufacturers for efficient sourcing of parts and assemblies. Services include CNC machining, 3D printing, injection molding, urethane casting, die casting, and more.

Looking Glass Factory

Series A in 2020
Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Xometry

Series D in 2019
Xometry offers an AI-enabled marketplace for on-demand manufacturing services, connecting buyers with manufacturers for efficient sourcing of parts and assemblies. Services include CNC machining, 3D printing, injection molding, urethane casting, die casting, and more.

Xometry

Series C in 2018
Xometry offers an AI-enabled marketplace for on-demand manufacturing services, connecting buyers with manufacturers for efficient sourcing of parts and assemblies. Services include CNC machining, 3D printing, injection molding, urethane casting, die casting, and more.

Formlabs

Series C in 2018
Formlabs designs and manufactures professional 3D printing systems and materials for engineers, designers, educators, and manufacturers. The company offers high-resolution stereolithography printers such as Form 3, Form 3B, and Form 3L, along with post-processing equipment Form Wash and Form Cure, and the SLS-based Fuse 1 printer. It develops in-house high-performance resins and materials used across industries including education, dentistry, healthcare, jewelry, and manufacturing. Its software ecosystem includes PreForm, which prepares models for printing, and Form Cell for automated manufacturing. Formlabs serves customers worldwide and maintains headquarters in Somerville, Massachusetts with international offices. The company focuses on enabling designers and engineers to produce detailed, functional parts and complex geometries, expanding access to professional-grade 3D printing through scalable hardware, materials, and software solutions.

Occipital

Series C in 2018
Founded in 2008, Occipital specializes in mobile computer vision applications. It is renowned for its Structure Sensor, a 3D sensor for mobile devices enabling users to scan objects and spaces, and capture 3D models. The company also offers the Structure SDK for iOS, allowing developers to integrate these capabilities into their apps.

Occipital

Series C in 2018
Founded in 2008, Occipital specializes in mobile computer vision applications. It is renowned for its Structure Sensor, a 3D sensor for mobile devices enabling users to scan objects and spaces, and capture 3D models. The company also offers the Structure SDK for iOS, allowing developers to integrate these capabilities into their apps.

Xometry

Series B in 2017
Xometry offers an AI-enabled marketplace for on-demand manufacturing services, connecting buyers with manufacturers for efficient sourcing of parts and assemblies. Services include CNC machining, 3D printing, injection molding, urethane casting, die casting, and more.

Looking Glass Factory

Series A in 2017
Founded in 2015, Looking Glass Factory develops and manufactures holographic displays designed for 3D creators. Its flagship product, the Looking Glass, combines light field and volumetric display technologies to enable users to create, share, and interact with 3D content without needing VR or AR headsets.

Formlabs

Series B in 2016
Formlabs designs and manufactures professional 3D printing systems and materials for engineers, designers, educators, and manufacturers. The company offers high-resolution stereolithography printers such as Form 3, Form 3B, and Form 3L, along with post-processing equipment Form Wash and Form Cure, and the SLS-based Fuse 1 printer. It develops in-house high-performance resins and materials used across industries including education, dentistry, healthcare, jewelry, and manufacturing. Its software ecosystem includes PreForm, which prepares models for printing, and Form Cell for automated manufacturing. Formlabs serves customers worldwide and maintains headquarters in Somerville, Massachusetts with international offices. The company focuses on enabling designers and engineers to produce detailed, functional parts and complex geometries, expanding access to professional-grade 3D printing through scalable hardware, materials, and software solutions.

Occipital

Series B in 2015
Founded in 2008, Occipital specializes in mobile computer vision applications. It is renowned for its Structure Sensor, a 3D sensor for mobile devices enabling users to scan objects and spaces, and capture 3D models. The company also offers the Structure SDK for iOS, allowing developers to integrate these capabilities into their apps.

MakerBot

Venture Round in 2011
MakerBot Industries, a subsidiary of Stratasys, specializes in the production of desktop 3D printers, making 3D printing more accessible and affordable. With over 80,000 printers installed globally, MakerBot holds a significant share of the desktop 3D printing market. The company caters to both educational and professional sectors, providing reliable printers and extruders capable of working with diverse materials, including carbon fiber, which are optimized for strength and heat resistance. MakerBot also offers a comprehensive ecosystem that includes software such as MakerBot PrintShop and MakerBot Mobile, as well as support, training, and a robust online community through Thingiverse. The company has received numerous awards for its innovations, reflecting its impact on the consumer electronics landscape.

Occipital

Series A in 2011
Founded in 2008, Occipital specializes in mobile computer vision applications. It is renowned for its Structure Sensor, a 3D sensor for mobile devices enabling users to scan objects and spaces, and capture 3D models. The company also offers the Structure SDK for iOS, allowing developers to integrate these capabilities into their apps.
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