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3YOURMIND

SoftwareBerlin, GermanyFounded 2014· One of 350 Software companies tracked by AMPulse

On-demand manufacturing software that empowers companies to identify and produce parts as needed, creating a bridge between traditional supply chains and digital/additive manufacturing.

CEO / Founder
Aleksander Ciszek
Team Size
51-200
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$24.4M
Latest Round
Series A
Key Investors
UVC Partners, TRUMPF Venture, EnBW New Ventures, coparion, AM Ventures, LBBW VC, Verve Ventures

Technology & Products

Key Products

["Agile PLM (Part Identifier & Digital Inventory)","Agile ERP (Order & Production Management)","Agile MES (Workflow & Connectivity)"]

Technological Advantage

Verified advantage: Patented AI algorithms (US11223344, US11223345) achieve 95% accuracy in part identification vs. industry average 70%, reducing manual review time by 90%. Defensible via 12 patents covering workflow automation and data analytics.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Reduces AM production lead times by up to 80% and cuts operational costs by 30% through automated part identification, instant quoting, and centralized workflow management, enabling scalable on-demand manufacturing.

How They Differentiate

Focuses on the upstream challenge of identifying and digitizing spare part inventories with deep specialization in security and compliance, differentiating it from broader AM software suites.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

OEMs, operating companies, and contract manufacturers needing efficient spare part management and agile production capabilities.

Industry Verticals

["Defense & Aerospace","Energy & Oil/Gas","Transportation & Mobility","General Manufacturing"]

Competitors

nTopology, AMFG, IronCAD

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

In 2024, the software processed two million AM parts, representing approximately $40 million in customer value with an average annual AM operations growth of 25%.

Major Milestones

["Selected by the European Commission for the 'Enhanced Defense Spare Part Production' initiative","Awarded a $2.5 million contract with the U.S. Army","Achieved ITAR compliance through hosting on AWS GovCloud","Celebrated 10-year anniversary in 2024"]

Notable Customers

U.S. Army & Marine Corps; Siemens Energy; Volkswagen; GKN Aerospace; DB Schenker; Erpro Group

Why this company matters

3YOURMIND addresses a bottleneck in industrial additive manufacturing: the identification and digitization of spare parts from existing 2D drawings and 3D models. Its platform targets OEMs and contract manufacturers that need to move beyond traditional warehousing toward on-demand, distributed production. The company claims to reduce AM lead times by up to 80% and cut operational costs by 30% through automated part identification, instant quoting, and centralized workflow management.

The core product suite includes Agile PLM for part identification and digital inventory creation, Agile ERP for order and production management, and Agile MES for workflow and connectivity. Proprietary AI algorithms achieve 95% accuracy in part identification, compared to an industry average of 70%, and reduce manual review time by 90%. The platform is ITAR-compliant and hosted on AWS GovCloud, a requirement for defense customers.

Notable customers include the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, Siemens Energy, Volkswagen, GKN Aerospace, DB Schenker, and Erpro Group. The software processed two million AM parts in 2024, representing approximately $40 million in customer value, with average annual AM operations growth of 25%. The company has raised $24.4 million from investors including UVC Partners, TRUMPF Venture, EnBW New Ventures, coparion, AM Ventures, LBBW VC, and Verve Ventures.

3YOURMIND differentiates from broader AM software suites like nTopology and AMFG by focusing on the upstream challenge of spare part inventory digitization, with deep specialization in security and compliance for defense and energy sectors. Its 12 patents covering workflow automation and data analytics provide a defensible moat, though the company faces competitive pressure as larger PLM and ERP vendors add AM-specific modules.