binarypublishIn 2023, several innovative 3D startups emerged that showcased the potential of additive manufacturing in various industries. These startups include:
- POOLP: A French startup that developed a 3D printing system using recycled and bio-based materials to promote the circular economy.
- Spherecube: An Italian startup working on sustainable 3D printing of composites using a laser thermal curing system.
- Axtra3D: An American startup that developed Hybrid PhotoSynthesis technology to combine SLA and DLP 3D printing methods for high-resolution parts.
- Diabatix: A Belgian startup that created a cloud-based platform called ColdStream to optimize the cooling of 3D printed parts.
- Gastronology: A Dutch company that uses 3D food printing to make eating easier for patients with the medical condition dysphagia.
- 3D Spark: A German startup that offers a workflow management software platform to help companies reduce costs and lead times in production.
- ONEBra: An Italian startup that uses 3D printing to create customized bra cups for women who have undergone mastectomy.
- HETEROMERGE: A startup from the University of Dresden that developed a multi-material manufacturing head for micro 3D printing.
- Carcinotech: A startup specializing in 3D bioprinting for cancer research to enable faster and more ethical drug screening.
- Balena: An Israeli startup that develops compostable and biodegradable thermoplastic materials for sustainable fashion.
- BIO INX: A Belgian
