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The 3D printing industry is expanding into many fields, from automotive to construction.
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Below is our list of 37 3D Printing startups worth keeping an eye on.
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Get the Sheet for $50Divergent has developed a complete software and hardware production system designed to replace traditional vehicle manufacturing. Their platform uses 3D printing to build lighter, more sustainable structures for the automotive and aerospace industries.
Carbon developed a 3D printing platform for manufacturing durable, end-use parts at scale. Their approach combines proprietary hardware, software, and materials to help businesses accelerate product development and reduce waste.
Mantle developed a metal 3D printing technology specifically for creating precision metal components. Their platform helps manufacturers produce industrial-grade tooling, like molds and dies, with greater speed and cost-efficiency.
ICON develops advanced construction technologies, using 3D printing, robotics, and proprietary materials to build homes and structures. They are known for delivering the first permitted 3D-printed homes in the U.S. as part of their mission to make dignified housing more accessible.
Firehawk Aerospace designs and manufactures advanced rocket motors that are powered by a unique 3D-printed solid fuel. Their technology provides a safer, more stable, and cost-effective propulsion system for the aerospace industry.
Fictiv runs a digital manufacturing platform for sourcing custom mechanical components on demand. They connect companies with a global network of manufacturing partners, simplifying the entire supply chain from initial quote to final delivery.
Restor3d creates personalized 3D-printed orthopedic implants by combining artificial intelligence with advanced biomaterials. These patient-specific devices are designed to improve surgical outcomes by precisely matching an individual's anatomy.
Solideon builds autonomous micro-factories for on-demand manufacturing in any environment. Their technology uses a blend of robotics, 3D printing, and AI, allowing sectors like aerospace to produce critical components wherever they are needed.
Formlabs develops and manufactures professional 3D printers and the software that powers them. Their technology enables engineers, designers, and manufacturers to rapidly prototype and produce custom parts.
Prellis Biologics engineers functional human tissues using its proprietary holographic 3D printing technology. Their complex biological models provide researchers with more accurate platforms for antibody discovery and therapeutic development.
Our top ten picks offer a glimpse into a busy field. These companies, along with many others, have raised hundreds of millions to push manufacturing in new directions.
Some of these companies are just getting started, while others are already scaling up. Here’s a look at the other startups to keep an eye on.
| Startup | Main Industry | Year Founded | Amount Raised | Last Funding Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing | 2024 | £1.2M | Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 2014 | $133.2M | Series E | |
| Manufacturing | 2019 | £11.1M | Venture Round | |
| Manufacturing | 2018 | $10M | Undisclosed | |
| Manufacturing | 2015 | CN¥680M | Series C | |
| Manufacturing | 2015 | $106.9M | Series B | |
| Manufacturing | 2021 | $12.2M | Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 2015 | €36.8M | Venture Round | |
| Manufacturing | 2012 | €12.1M | Series B | |
| Manufacturing | 2022 | €2.2M | Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 2017 | CN¥576M | Series B | |
| Manufacturing | 2018 | ¥679M | Series B | |
| Manufacturing | 2014 | $15.7M | Debt Financing | |
| Manufacturing | 2018 | $6.2M | Series A | |
| Manufacturing | 2017 | CN¥236M | Series B | |
| Manufacturing | 2012 | €7.1M | Series A | |
| Manufacturing | 2014 | €5.6M | Venture Round | |
| Manufacturing | 2016 | $2.2M | Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 2022 | €2M | Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 2023 | £725k | Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 2022 | €180k | Grant | |
| Manufacturing | 2016 | €1.1M | Grant | |
| Manufacturing | 2019 | €670k | Pre-Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 2009 | — | — | |
| Manufacturing | 2020 | — | Seed | |
| Manufacturing | 1822 | — | — | |
| Manufacturing | 2013 | — | Venture Round |
