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BotFactory,

HardwareLong Island City, USAFounded 2013· One of 1215 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

BotFactory develops and manufactures an all-in-one desktop machine for automated fabrication and assembly of printed circuit boards (PCBs), enabling rapid in-house prototyping.

CEO / Founder
Carlos Ospina Tarazona
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Commercial
Total Funding
$3.1M
Latest Round
Grant
Key Investors
ff Venture Capital, NY Angels, SeaChange Fund, New York State

Technology & Products

Key Products

["BotFactory SV2"]

Technological Advantage

The primary advantage is the significant reduction in time and cost for electronics prototyping. By enabling on-site, same-day fabrication, BotFactory eliminates the long lead times, high costs, and IP risks associated with third-party manufacturing services, thereby accelerating the R&D and product development cycle.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

BotFactory's technology reduces the PCB prototyping lifecycle from weeks to a single day, providing users with greater control over their intellectual property, cost savings, and increased iteration speed, all from a compact desktop machine.

How They Differentiate

BotFactory differentiates itself by offering a more affordable and accessible all-in-one desktop solution compared to larger, more expensive industrial systems from competitors like Nano Dimension and Optomec. Its focus on a compact footprint and ease of use makes it suitable for a broader audience, including smaller R&D labs and educational institutions.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Electrical engineers, R&D labs, educational institutions, and technology companies requiring rapid and secure PCB prototyping.

Industry Verticals

["Aerospace/Defense","Education","Industrial Automation","Consumer Electronics","Research"]

Competitors

Nano Dimension; Voltera; Optomec

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

The company has secured multiple government contracts, including a significant SBIR Phase II contract, which validates its technology for high-stakes applications. Its printers are used in over 750 research facilities and companies.

Major Milestones

["Founded in 2013 and launched from the NYU Tandon Future Labs incubator.","Secured a $1.25M SBIR Phase II contract with the U.S. Department of Air Force (DAF) in 2023.","Successfully raised over $3.1M in total funding through a combination of equity, grants, and contracts.","Expanded its product line from the initial 'Squink' model to the more advanced SV2 printer."]

Notable Customers

MIT; Apple; Amazon; Sandia National Laboratories; NASA; Stanford University