How much funding has Aumatis raised?

Aumatis has raised $5M in total funding. Key investors include Amadeus Capital Partners.

Who is the CEO of Aumatis?

Christoph Rehekampff is the CEO of Aumatis. The company was founded in 2023.

Where is Aumatis located?

Aumatis is headquartered in Landsberg am Lech, Germany.

What funding stage is Aumatis at?

Aumatis is currently at the Active stage.

How many employees does Aumatis have?

Aumatis has approximately 1-10 employees.

Aumatis

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Post-ProcessingLandsberg am Lech, GermanyFounded 2023· One of 132 Post-Processing companies tracked by AMPulse

Landsberg am Lech startup commercializing the AX-150, a compact desktop vacuum investment casting system that automatically converts polymer 3D printed parts into high-quality metal components in aluminum, zinc, copper, silver, and gold alloys — bringing overnight metal casting to the desktop without specialized infrastructure.

CEO / Founder: Christoph Rehekampff
Team Size: 1-10
Stage: Active
Total Funding: $5M
Latest Round: Seed
Key Investors: Amadeus Capital Partners

Technology & Products

Key Products

AX-150 automatic desktop vacuum investment casting system (converts polymer 3D prints to metal, supports Al/Zn/Cu/Ag/Au alloys, compact form factor, standard electrical outlet, overnight cycle); automated investment casting workflow; target markets include jewelers, dental labs, foundry prototyping, industrial R&D.

Technological Advantage

Automated vacuum investment casting process in compact desktop form factor; compatibility with all common casting alloys (Al, Zn, Cu, Ag, Au); PhD-level additive manufacturing and robotics expertise from TU Munich founders; formerly LambdaFab UG — pivoted to AX-150 commercialization; Munich Business Plan Competition 2025 Phase 2 nominee.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables rapid, low-cost production of custom metal parts from any desktop polymer 3D print — using automated investment casting on a standard power outlet, eliminating the need for industrial foundry infrastructure, specialized skills, or expensive metal AM machines for prototype and small-batch metal components.

How They Differentiate

Only automated desktop investment casting system; works with any polymer 3D printed pattern vs competing metal AM requiring metal powder; uses established lost-wax alloys vs novel metal AM materials; overnight cycle vs days/weeks for outsourced casting.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Product designers and engineers requiring metal prototypes; jewelry designers and small-batch jewelers; dental laboratories; foundries and casting service bureaus; university and R&D labs needing metal parts from 3D printed patterns; industrial companies replacing CNC-machined prototypes.

Industry Verticals

Industrial Manufacturing; Jewelry; Dental; Foundry; R&D/Prototyping; Consumer Products

Competitors

Formlabs (Fuse 1 SLS for plastic bridging; no direct metal desktop equivalent); Zetacast (investment casting services); traditional foundry services for prototype casting

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

2-founder team; Formnext 2025 exhibitor; Munich Business Plan Competition 2025 Phase 2 nominee; AX-150 in active commercialization

Major Milestones

2023: Founded as LambdaFab UG by Felix Pancheri and Christoph Rehekampff; 2023: Rebranded to Aumatis GmbH (HRB 38963, Amtsgericht Augsburg, July 11, 2023); 2024: AX-150 product launched and exhibited at Formnext 2025; 2025: Nominated for Munich Business Plan Competition Phase 2

https://www.aumatis.com

Why this company matters

Aumatis addresses a gap between desktop polymer 3D printing and functional metal part production. Its AX-150 system automates investment casting in a compact form factor, enabling users to produce metal components from aluminum, zinc, copper, silver, and gold alloys without industrial foundry infrastructure or specialized expertise.

The AX-150 accepts any polymer 3D printed pattern and runs an automated vacuum investment casting cycle overnight. It requires only a standard electrical outlet, eliminating the need for metal AM machines or outsourced foundry services. The system supports common casting alloys and targets applications in jewelry, dental labs, industrial R&D, and foundry prototyping.

Founded in 2023 by Felix Pancheri and Christoph Rehekampff, the startup emerged from TU Munich with PhD-level expertise in additive manufacturing and robotics. Aumatis rebranded from LambdaFab UG in mid-2023 and exhibited the AX-150 at Formnext 2025. The company was nominated for Phase 2 of the Munich Business Plan Competition 2025 and has raised $5 million from Amadeus Capital Partners.

Aumatis competes indirectly with metal AM systems from Formlabs and others, but its process uses established lost-wax casting alloys rather than metal powders. The key differentiator is the automated desktop workflow that works with any polymer print, lowering the barrier for small-batch metal production. The main open question is whether the AX-150 can achieve sufficient surface finish and dimensional accuracy to displace outsourced casting for demanding industrial and dental applications.