PARTNERS
We work with the leading technology and material providers
We foster innovation through close collaboration with our partners. Our vision is to scale additive manufacturing and unleash its worldwide potential.
2KM
2KM, based in Europe, specializes in dosing and mixing systems for industrial applications, including additive manufacturing. Their advanced metering technology ensures precise material control, optimizing production efficiency and consistency across a variety of industries.
3D Factory 마포구
3D Factory, based in Asia, provides robotic integration services for additive manufacturing and automation. They specialize in customized solutions for industrial-scale 3D printing, offering expertise in system integration, process optimization, and end-to-end production workflows.
3D SYSTEMS
3D SYSTEMS, headquartered in America, delivers turnkey additive manufacturing solutions for industrial applications. Their expertise spans metal and polymer 3D printing technologies, providing end-to-end systems that streamline production and enhance manufacturing capabilities.
ABB
ABB is a global leader in robotics and automation, offering cutting-edge solutions for industrial manufacturing, including robotic 3D printing. Their RobotStudio® 3D Printing PowerPac simplifies the programming of robotic additive manufacturing for a wide range of materials and applications. ABB’s robotic systems support various additive processes, including concrete, polymer, and metal printing, making them ideal for industries like construction, aerospace, and automotive.
Accufacture
Accufacture, based in America, specializes in integrating robotic systems for additive manufacturing and advanced fabrication. They offer tailored automation solutions that optimize workflow efficiency, improve precision, and expand the capabilities of robotic 3D printing applications.
Addict3d
ADDICT3D, based in Karlshamn, Sweden, specializes in developing and providing 3D printing robotics for large-scale additive manufacturing. They offer customizable solutions, including polymer and metal printers, to support clients from initial validation and design to the full setup of robotic additive manufacturing cells.
ADDiTEC
ADDiTEC, based in America, develops turnkey directed energy deposition (DED) systems for metal additive manufacturing. Their solutions, including compact wire and powder-based laser systems, enable high-quality metal part production for aerospace, defense, and industrial applications.
AGIX
AGIX – Innovative Engineering designs and implements custom automation and robotic production solutions, including industrial and collaborative robotics, laser cutting, vision systems, and additive-manufacturing cells. They excel in deep-learning inspection, quality control, and Industry 4.0 monitoring platforms. AGIX supports composite, metal, and hybrid 3D-printing applications.
Airtech Advanced Materials
Airtech Advanced Materials Group specializes in vacuum bagging and composite tooling materials for industries like aerospace, wind energy, and automotive. With decades of expertise, they offer films, sealants, prepregs, and reinforcements. Expanding into additive manufacturing, Airtech provides large-scale 3D printed tooling through Print-Tech® and develops advanced resins like Dahltram® for composite applications.
AMFREE
Based in France, AMFREE provides turnkey metal additive manufacturing solutions using patented laser-wire DED technology. Their integrated digital workflow—covering CAD/CAM, simulation, and monitoring—ensures high productivity and material quality. Serving industries such as aerospace, defense, and energy, they offer comprehensive support through service centers and material qualification.
Fusion
Autodesk develops Fusion, an integrated cloud-based platform for CAD, CAM, CAE, and manufacturing workflows. Widely used across engineering and industrial design industries, Fusion enables advanced design, simulation, and manufacturing preparation, supporting efficient integration with robotic additive manufacturing and custom plugin development.
autonox Robotics
Autonox Robotics develops high-performance, controller-independent robot mechanics for industrial automation and manufacturing. Their modular portfolio includes articulated, Delta, and SCARA robots, designed to integrate with any control system. Autonox solutions offer flexibility and precision for applications such as CNC-based additive manufacturing, packaging, and material handling.
Avenco
AVENCO, based in Turkey, provides advanced additive manufacturing and robotic integration solutions for industrial applications. They specialize in large-format 3D printing systems, automation workflows, and customized engineering services that help manufacturers improve productivity, flexibility, and production efficiency.
Beckhoff Automation
Beckhoff is a global leader in automation technology, offering industrial PCs, EtherCAT‑based I/O modules and drives, vision systems, motion control, and embedded measurement sensors. Their TwinCAT platform unifies PLC, motion, vision, analytics and HMI into one open, PC-based control environment.
Belotti
Belotti S.p.A., based in Suisio, Italy, specializes in high-performance equipment for 3D printing and CNC machining. Their multi-axis solutions, including milling, waterjet, and ultrasonic cutting systems, serve industries like aerospace, automotive, and marine. Belotti’s advanced technology ensures precision and efficiency for large-scale manufacturing.
Breton
Breton, headquartered in Italy, provides turnkey additive and subtractive manufacturing solutions for large-scale industrial applications. Their hybrid manufacturing systems combine precision machining with advanced 3D printing capabilities, catering to aerospace, automotive, and construction industries.
Camozzi
Camozzi, based in Europe, specializes in turnkey manufacturing solutions that integrate additive and traditional production technologies. With expertise in automation and industrial engineering, they develop advanced systems for high-precision manufacturing across multiple industries.
CEAD Group
CEAD Group, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Delft, Netherlands, specializes in large-scale 3D printing solutions. They offer both robot-based and gantry-based systems, as well as standalone pellet extruders which can used on existing robotic arms. Their technology enables the efficient production of large composite parts, reducing production time and material waste. CEAD serves a wide range of industries by providing scalable additive manufacturing solutions.
CNC Robotics
CNC Robotics Ltd, based in Liverpool, UK, is a KUKA Platinum System Integration Partner specializing in integrating industrial robots for large-format 3D printing and advanced machining applications. They offer both turnkey solutions and integration of individual components like extruders and spindles in existing robot cells. CNC Robotics also offers consultancy, training, and maintenance services.
COGIT Additive Manufacturing
Cogit AM, based in France, provides software tools and process optimization solutions for additive manufacturing. Their advanced algorithms enhance toolpath generation, material efficiency, and process reliability, supporting high-performance manufacturing applications.
Comau
Comau, an Italian robotics company, specializes in advanced automation solutions for manufacturing. Their robotic systems enable high-precision additive manufacturing, improving efficiency in industrial production lines across automotive, aerospace, and heavy industries.
DMG Mori
DMG MORI, headquartered in Asia, delivers turnkey hybrid manufacturing systems that integrate CNC machining with additive technologies. Their industrial solutions provide high-precision metal printing and finishing for aerospace, tooling, and medical applications.
Dyze Design
Dyze Design, based in Montreal, Quebec, specializes in high-performance components for 3D printers. Their product range includes extruders, hotends, nozzles, and sensors designed to enhance the reliability and efficiency of both professional and industrial additive manufacturing systems. Notable products are the Pulsar™ pellet extruder for large-scale printing and the Typhoon™ high-flow filament extruder. Dyze Design's innovations cater to various industries, providing advanced solutions for diverse 3D printing applications.
Electroimpact
Electroimpact, based in America, develops turnkey automated manufacturing systems for aerospace and industrial applications. Their expertise in composite fabrication and additive manufacturing enhances production efficiency for large-scale, high-precision components.
ERM Fab&Test
ERM Fab&Test, based in France, is an integrator of robotic additive manufacturing systems, specializing in large-scale polymer printing. Their solutions include custom robotic cells, process optimization, and software integration to enhance production capabilities.
Evo3D
Evo 3D, based in the UK, specializes in providing comprehensive 3D printing solutions tailored to various industrial applications. Their extensive product range includes high-temperature, large-format, SLS, and robotic 3D printers, as well as a diverse selection of materials such as filaments, resins, and metals. Evo 3D collaborates with renowned brands like 3DGence, AON3D, Builder 3D, and Nexa3D to offer cutting-edge technology.
FANUC
FANUC is a global leader in industrial automation, offering high-precision robotic solutions suitable for 3D printing applications of materials like polymers, metals, and composites. FANUC robots are used in large-scale 3D printing across industries such as aerospace, construction, and automotive, delivering high repeatability and reliability.
Fronius
Fronius is a global leader in welding technology, offering advanced solutions for Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM). Their Cold Metal Transfer (CMT) Additive Pro system enables precise metal 3D printing with minimal heat input, ensuring high-quality, low-distortion components. Fronius provides prototyping services, process optimization, and supports industries like aerospace and heavy manufacturing in integrating WAAM for efficient, large-scale metal production.
Helio
Helio Additive develops Helio, a voxel‑level physics engine that simulates extrusion-based 3D printing behavior to predict warping, overheating, and adhesion issues. It delivers fast, accurate feedback from slicing data to optimize print outcomes. Dragon is fully integrated into slicers and now being embedded into AdaOne for in‑platform simulation. Helio empowers defect‑free printing at scale.
Hyperion Systems
Hyperion Systems, established in 2022 and based in Perth, Australia, specializes in large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) using advanced thermoplastic composites. They provide efficient, durable, and scalable 3D printing solutions for industries such as marine, construction, defense, and education. Their services include contract manufacturing, robust hardware and software solutions, and expertise in material compounding.
HDC
HDC, based in Asia, specializes in robotic automation and advanced control systems for industrial applications. They provide hardware and software solutions for optimizing robotic performance, including motion control, real-time data processing, and system integration. Their expertise enhances efficiency and precision in manufacturing, supporting industries such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics.
HITBOT
HITBOT, based in China, specializes in collaborative and SCARA robotic solutions for industrial automation and smart manufacturing. They provide flexible robotic systems designed for integration into additive manufacturing, pick-and-place, inspection, and automated production environments.
Hyundai
Hyundai Robotics delivers reliable and high-performance industrial robots for automation and additive manufacturing. Their robotic arms offer strong payload capacities and precise motion control, making them well-suited for large-scale 3D printing applications such as metal or concrete deposition. Backed by Hyundai's engineering expertise, these solutions are widely used in heavy industry, construction, and energy sectors.
Ingersoll Machine Tools Inc.
Ingersoll, based in America, develops turnkey additive manufacturing solutions for large-scale applications. Their MasterPrint® series enables the production of high-performance composite and metal parts for aerospace, defense, and industrial sectors.
KCL
KCL, based in Espoo, Finland, is a leading open-access provider of piloting and laboratory services for the bioeconomy sector. They specialize in developing novel biomaterials and biocomposites, providing contract manufacturing, and offering consultancy for co-development projects. Since October 2024, KCL has taken over the development and production of the cellulose fiber filled plastic composite material Formi, previously a part of UPM.
KEYENCE
KEYENCE, based in Japan, is a global leader in industrial automation and sensing technologies. They provide advanced sensors, vision systems, measurement equipment, and inspection solutions that support precision manufacturing, process monitoring, and automated production environments.
KFM
KFM, based in Sweden, specializes in advanced machining and automation solutions for industrial manufacturing. They provide high-precision tools, robotic integration, and custom engineering services to optimize production efficiency. Serving industries such as aerospace, automotive, and heavy machinery, KFM offers tailored solutions that enhance manufacturing capabilities and automation processes.
KUKA
KUKA is a leading provider of industrial automation and robotics, offering advanced solutions for robotic 3D printing across various industries. KUKA robots are widely used in large-scale 3D printing, allowing for complex geometries and optimized material usage in sectors like aerospace, construction, and automotive. By providing flexible and scalable robotic solutions, KUKA enhances efficiency and innovation in additive manufacturing.
Massive Dimension
Massive Dimension, based in Vermont, USA, specializes in large-format 3D printing solutions. They offer a range of products, including robotic 3D printing cells, pellet extruder heads, and material handling systems, designed to enhance additive manufacturing capabilities. Collaborating with leading robotics companies, Massive Dimension provides customizable, turnkey solutions for various industries.
Mecademic
MECADEMIC, based in Canada, develops compact and highly precise industrial robots designed for automation, research, and advanced manufacturing applications. Their robotic solutions are known for their accuracy, ease of integration, and flexibility, making them ideal for robotic additive manufacturing, inspection, and precision assembly workflows.
Rhinoceros 3D - Grasshopper
McNeel & Associates develops Rhino, a leading 3D modeling tool, and Grasshopper, its parametric design environment used widely in architecture and advanced manufacturing. Grasshopper enables visual programming for complex, geometry-driven workflows. Their tools are valued for flexibility, precision, and customization. AdaOne includes a bridge to Grasshopper through AdaSync, enabling seamless design-to-production connectivity.
Meltio
Meltio specializes in wire-laser metal 3D printing solutions. Meltio offers the Engine Integration Kit for seamless hybrid manufacturing integration with CNC machines and industrial robots. Their systems support various materials, including stainless steels, mild steels, carbon steels, titanium alloys, nickel alloys, and copper. Meltio's technology is recognized for its cost-effectiveness, safety, and reliability, making it suitable for diverse industrial applications.
MetalWorm
MetalWorm, based in Ankara, Turkey, specializes in robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) systems. Their product lineup includes the Compact System Series, designed for efficient, plug-and-play metal 3D printing, and the Special System Series, tailored for larger-scale production needs. Their technology serves various industries, including aerospace, automotive, maritime, defense, and energy, providing versatile and cost-effective solutions for complex metal part production.
Micro-Epsilon
Micro‑Epsilon is a German company specializing in high-performance 3D laser scanners (scanCONTROL series) used for inline quality inspection and robotic integration, delivering precise 3D point clouds at high speed.
Mitsubishi Chemical Group
Mitsubishi Chemical Group is a leading provider of advanced materials for 3D printing, specializing in solutions for pellet extrusion, powder bed fusion, and vat polymerization technologies. Their extensive product portfolio includes polymer-based pellets, catering to diverse industrial applications. MCG offers in-house compounding and research and development services, ensuring consistent quality and precise customization to meet specific customer requirements.
NIT
NIT (New Imaging Technologies), based in Europe, develops advanced infrared imaging sensors and SWIR camera technologies for industrial and scientific applications. Their high-performance imaging solutions support thermal monitoring, inspection, and process optimization in automation and advanced manufacturing workflows.
One Off Robotics
One-Off Robotics, based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, specializes in advanced robotic fabrication systems for both additive and subtractive manufacturing. Their offerings include the Monarc WAAM Platform for metal, large-scale thermoplastics 3D printing systems, and robotic trimming cells for precise material processing. They also develop software focused on data collection and real-time quality control. Serving industries such as defense, aerospace, research, and specialized production, One-Off Robotics delivers customizable solutions to meet diverse production needs.
Optris
OPTRIS, based in Germany, specializes in non-contact temperature measurement technologies and thermal imaging solutions for industrial applications. Their infrared sensors and thermal cameras enable real-time process monitoring, quality control, and thermal analysis in advanced manufacturing and robotic additive manufacturing environments.
OTC Daihen
OTC DAIHEN, based in Asia, specializes in industrial robotic solutions for welding and additive manufacturing. Their advanced robotic arms integrate seamlessly with automated production lines, improving precision and efficiency in manufacturing processes.
Panasonic
Panasonic offers robust industrial robotic systems tailored for welding and additive manufacturing. Their robots, combined with DTPS software, ensure precise motion control for processes like Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing. Known for seamless hardware–software integration, Panasonic solutions are ideal for demanding applications in automotive, infrastructure, and heavy industry.
PanOptimization
PanOptimization develops PanX, an advanced finite element solver for accurate thermomechanical simulation of LPBF and DED processes. It helps predict distortion, cracking, and thermal behavior on complex parts. Based in Pennsylvania, the team brings decades of AM and welding simulation expertise. PanX is currently being integrated into AdaOne for seamless in-software simulation.
Periplast
Periplast, based in Europe, offers turnkey extrusion and compounding solutions for polymer-based additive manufacturing. Their expertise in material processing enhances the production of high-performance 3D printed components for industrial applications.
Polymaker
Polymaker is a leading innovator in 3D printing materials, offering a diverse range of high-quality filaments designed to meet various application needs. Polymaker's PolyCore™ series offers a range of 3D printing pellets specifically designed for large-scale additive manufacturing applications, such as architecture and tooling. These materials are optimized for printability, functionality, dimensional stability, and strong layer adhesion.
Precitec
Precitec specializes in laser material processing, offering advanced solutions for additive manufacturing. Their CoaxPrinter system enables precise laser deposition welding with coaxial wire feed, facilitating the creation of complex 3D metal structures with high material efficiency. This technology is utilized across industries such as aerospace, automotive, and prototype development, enhancing flexibility and reducing operational costs in metal 3D printing applications.
RAMLAB
RAMLAB, based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, specializes in metal additive manufacturing and repair using Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM). Their MaxQ system combines robotics, vision, AI, and welding control to ensure high-quality metal printing and repairs. Supporting industries such as maritime, defense, and heavy equipment, RAMLAB enables on-demand, certified production of critical metal parts.
Rapid Fusion
Rapid Fusion Ltd, based in Exeter, UK, specializes in large-format additive manufacturing solutions for polymer components. They design and manufacture pellet extruders and robotic 3D printing cells, such as the PE320 Pellet Extruder, which offers high-performance capabilities for industrial-grade 3D printing. Their technology enables the efficient production of intricate and large-scale designs across industries like aerospace, automotive, and construction.
REV3RD
REV3RD, based in Europe, develops high-performance pellet extruders and robotic additive manufacturing tools. Their extrusion technology supports large-format polymer 3D printing, enabling high-speed and high-strength production for industrial applications.
ShopBot Tools, Inc.
ShopBot, based in America, specializes in CNC and digital fabrication systems, including solutions for additive manufacturing. Their precision-driven machinery supports diverse industries, from aerospace tooling to custom manufacturing applications.
Siemens
Siemens, based in Europe, is a global leader in industrial automation and digital manufacturing. Their advanced software and hardware solutions enhance robotic additive manufacturing, optimizing efficiency and quality control in production environments.
Sotimeco
Sotimeco, based in France, provides turnkey additive manufacturing solutions focused on sustainability and large-scale production. Their advanced 3D printing technologies enable the efficient production of industrial components with reduced material waste.
Stäubli
Stäubli, headquartered in Europe, specializes in robotic automation for manufacturing, including additive processes. Their high-precision robotic arms integrate seamlessly into industrial production lines, optimizing efficiency and flexibility.
Nippon Sanso
Nippon Sanso, based in Japan, specializes in providing advanced gas solutions for the additive manufacturing industry. They offer high-purity gases, gas supply systems, and equipment designed to enhance the precision and quality of 3D printing processes. With expertise in gas control and material processing, they supports industries such as aerospace, automotive, and healthcare, delivering tailored solutions for a wide range of additive manufacturing applications.
Technology Support B.V.
Technology Support B.V., based in Dirkshorn, Netherlands, specializes in advanced robotics and automation solutions across various industries. Founded by Jeroen Anslijn, the company offers services including robotics integration, PLC programming, servo and motion control, and worldwide commissioning. As an official partner of ABB Robotics Benelux, Technology Support has collaborated on projects like implementing ABB's first large-scale 3D concrete printing robot.
TGS
Based in the Czech Republic, TGS provides end-to-end manufacturing solutions, from concept to production. They specialize in machining technologies, custom tooling, and automation, with expertise in advanced materials like industrial plastics. TGS also supports sectors like healthcare by developing complete manufacturing processes for medical implants and specialized components.
TSIS Welding
TSIS Welding, based in Asia, provides robotic welding and additive manufacturing solutions. Their advanced integration services optimize production lines, improving quality and efficiency in metal fabrication industries.
Universal Robots
Universal Robots is a pioneer in collaborative robotics, offering flexible and user-friendly solutions for robotic 3D printing. Their lightweight UR cobots, combined with intuitive programming and seamless integration with software like AdaOne, make them ideal for precise material deposition in compact or shared workspaces. Universal Robots are well-suited for applications in research, prototyping, and small-scale production, enabling safe and efficient additive manufacturing across industries such as education, design, and manufacturing.
ValCUN
ValCUN, based in Belgium, develops turnkey metal additive manufacturing solutions using Molten Metal Deposition technology (MMD). Their innovative process simplifies metal 3D printing, making it more accessible for industrial applications.
Vertex Dynamix
Vertex Dynamix, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, specializes in advanced automation solutions across various industries. Their expertise encompasses robotic arm applications, system integration, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), humanoid robots, and comprehensive automation services. In the realm of 3D printing, Vertex Dynamix offers robotic arm solutions that enable printing from virtually any angle, facilitating the creation of complex, curved geometries and large-scale structures.
Voila3D
VOiLA3D, established in 2015 in Bangalore, India, specializes in large-scale robotic 3D printing and digital fabrication. They repurpose post-consumer waste plastics into meaningful products, promoting sustainability and circular economy principles. Their services cater to sectors such as art, interior design, and aerospace tooling, offering innovative solutions for diverse applications.
WASP
WASP, based in Italy, specializes in large-scale additive manufacturing solutions with a strong focus on sustainable and architectural 3D printing. They develop advanced delta 3D printers, robotic systems, and material extrusion technologies for applications ranging from ceramics and composites to construction and industrial manufacturing.
XtreeE
XtreeE, based in France, specializes in large-scale 3D printing solutions for construction and infrastructure. Their advanced robotic printing systems enable the efficient fabrication of complex architectural and structural components.
Xtrution
Xtrution, based in Europe, provides high-performance extrusion tools for robotic additive manufacturing. Their advanced pellet and filament extrusion systems enhance the precision and efficiency of large-format 3D printing.
Yaskawa
Yaskawa is a leading provider of industrial robotics, offering powerful and precise solutions for robotic 3D printing. Their MOTOMAN robotic arms, combined with advanced motion control and software like MotoSim and Yaskawa 3D Printing Solutions, enable smooth and accurate deposition of materials such as polymers, metals, and concrete. Yaskawa robots are commonly used for Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing, allowing for complex geometries and automated production in industries like aerospace and energy.
Yizumi
Yizumi Germany GmbH, based in Alsdorf, Germany, offers the SpaceA series of additive manufacturing systems, which utilize screw extrusion technology to process standard thermoplastic granules. The SpaceA lineup includes the S-Line, B-Line, and C-Line models, each designed for scalable and automated production of large-scale components. These systems are capable of integrating additive and subtractive manufacturing processes, enhancing flexibility and efficiency in various industrial applications.
Zivid
Zivid is a Norwegian company that develops industrial 3D color cameras and vision software for robotics and automation. Their solutions deliver high-precision point clouds with exceptional trueness, even on reflective or transparent objects. Zivid's cameras are used for tasks like bin picking, inspection, and robotic guidance.
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