Skip to main content

Akira Science

MaterialsStockholm, SwedenFounded 2019· One of 884 Materials companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops degradable polymer filaments and 3D-printed bioabsorbable scaffolds for soft tissue engineering, enabling personalized medical solutions that promote natural tissue regeneration

CEO / Founder
Álvaro Morales López
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$4.05M
Latest Round
Convertible Note
Key Investors
Ready2Scale; Vinnova; Stockholm Innovation & Growth; KTH Innovation; KTH Royal Institute of Technology; STING Accelerator

Technology & Products

Key Products

AKIMed-C12 material (medical grade filament); Customized scaffolds for soft tissue engineering; AkiMed™ Breast Implant for breast reconstruction surgery; Technical grade materials for research applications

Technological Advantage

Verified advantage: Proprietary degradable polymer formulations optimized for extrusion-based 3D printing and tissue regeneration; collaboration with EnvisionTEC to validate materials for commercial bioprinters. Defensible through material formulations and processing know-how.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Provides customized, pliable 3D-printed scaffolds that match patient-specific anatomical requirements while promoting natural tissue regeneration, reducing complications from permanent implants and enabling faster recovery

How They Differentiate

Focuses specifically on degradable polymers for soft tissue engineering rather than permanent implants; combines material science with mechanical simulation for customized scaffold design; offers both ready-to-use filaments and custom scaffold manufacturing services

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Medical researchers, tissue engineering labs, biomedical device manufacturers, hospitals performing reconstructive surgery

Industry Verticals

Medical Devices; Biomedical Research; Regenerative Medicine; Healthcare

Competitors

TissueLabs

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

2 total employees; revenue not disclosed; primary industry is Therapeutic Devices

Major Milestones

Academic spin-off from Swedish research institutions; Development of AKIMed-C12 material platform; Collaboration with EnvisionTEC for material validation; Launch of AkiMed™ Breast Implant product