Marcus Richards
The United States 3D Printing industry has witnessed a significant upsurge of innovative startups since 2020. These establishments have manifested the potential of technology by embracing multidimensional approaches from addressing environmental challenges, advancing space exploration, to revolutionizing construction and manufacturing sectors. This article explores these avant-garde startups that are shaking the 3D printing industry’s landscape and transforming our world into a practically limitless, three-dimensional universe.
2020 was a momentous year, marking the birth of several promising startups in the 3D Industry. Despite the global circumstances, the dynamic and resilient spirit of the US entrepreneurial world paved the way for innovative solutions. Along with their location, the featured startups span various sectors, demonstrating the versatility and far-reaching impact of 3D technology.
It’s fascinating to observe the diverse ways that these startups push the envelope, offering fresh perspectives and groundbreaking solutions in an ever-evolving industry. By harnessing the power of 3D printing, these companies demonstrate a shared commitment to scalability, sustainability, and creating the future of manufacturing in various industries, including aerospace, construction, space architecture, and many more.
Firehawk Aerospace
Located in Dallas, Texas, Firehawk Aerospace is a rocket engine manufacturer bridging the third dimension and beyond. With a commitment to 3D printing, aerospace, chemical engineering, manufacturing, and national security, Ronald Jones, Steve Edwards, and Will Edwards’ innovation drives this ambitious project. Connect with them on LinkedIn.
Black Buffalo 3D
Headquartered in New York, Black Buffalo 3D is pushing the limits of sustainable 3D construction and related services. Its creator, Dae-Sun Chung, has dedicated his time to create forward-thinking solutions that shape the cities of the future. Learn more about their work here.
Alquist 3D
Guided by founder Zachary Mannheimer, Alquist aims to revolutionize the housing and infrastructure sectors with affordable 3D printing solutions. Based in Iowa City, Alquist is making dreams a reality. Follow them on Twitter, like their Facebook or visit their LinkedIn page.
Vitro3D
Vitro3D in Boulder, Colorado, is championing novel volumetric 3D printing solutions. They are redefining manufacturing by providing high-resolution parts with a broad spectrum of material properties. Their innovations are found on their LinkedIn page.
Synteris
Synteris, located in Rockville, Maryland, produces first-in-class precursor powders for 3D printing high-temperature ceramics. Adam Peters leads this dynamic project, and you can find their work on their LinkedIn page.
Astroport Space Technologies
San Antonio-based startup Astroport Space Technologies is driving the development of space architectures and engineering. Visit their LinkedIn to delve into their exciting ventures in civil, strategic, and commercial space exploration.
PrisAM
In Rochester, PrisAM creates cutting-edge printing hardware to manufacture lattice core structures, improving part strength and reducing printing times. Delve into their innovation on their LinkedIn page.
ReaPlace
Reaplace, in Italy, Texas, merges software and manufacturing to unlock unprecedented opportunities in the 3D printing industry. They were founded by Fabiana Ferrandino and Fabrizio Basciani.
Printerior
Printerior in St Louis, pioneered by Hayden Seidel and Trenton Esser, utilizes 3D printing for an eco-conscious cause. They convert recycled waste plastic into printer filament and small-scale printed objects. Staying tuned to their strides on Twitter, their Facebook and LinkedIn.
Helio Additive
Helio Additive from Wilmington, Delaware, is revolutionizing 3D printing with smart software. Founders David Hartmann and Priyesh Patel are shattering the trial-and-error model in main-stream manufacturing. Connect with them on LinkedIn.
I4.0 Accelerator
Located in Michigan, I4.0 Accelerator is pioneering intelligent systems in the manufacturing industry. As a bridge for disruptive I4.0 Tech companies, they work with a wide ecosystem of partners to solve manufacturing challenges.
The innovations of these startups illustrate the transformative potential of 3D printing, making it an essential tool in the 21st century. As we eye the future with optimism, we can’t wait to see what these innovative startups will deliver next.
