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Deep Manufacturing

HardwareBristol, United Kingdom; Houston, Texas, USAFounded 2024· One of 1685 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

An ultra-large-scale metal additive manufacturing company specializing in synchronized multi-robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) for critical subsea and industrial infrastructure.

CEO / Founder
Peter Richards
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$100.0M
Latest Round
Corporate Round
Key Investors
DEEP (Parent Company)

Technology & Products

Key Products

Specializes in large-format metal Additive Manufacturing using its HexBot™, the world's first six-armed synchronized robotic WAAM system. Offers rapid prototyping, materials testing, and DNV-certified metal components for critical subsea pressure vessels and hull structures. Operates a 50,000 sq ft WAAM facility in Houston, Texas for the energy, defense, and maritime sectors.

Technological Advantage

Achieved Europe’s first DNV Approval in Principle (AiP) for WAAM-produced steel pressure vessels, proving that 3D-printed metal can meet the extreme safety standards required for human life-support in subsea environments.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables the rapid, cost-effective production of ultra-large-scale, safety-critical metal components (up to 6.2m) that meet rigorous maritime certification standards for human occupancy and high-pressure environments.

How They Differentiate

Operates the HexBot™, the world's first six-armed synchronized robotic WAAM system, and holds Europe's first DNV Approval in Principle (AiP) for human-occupancy pressure vessels.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Energy and maritime engineering firms, subsea exploration organizations, defense contractors, and heavy industrial manufacturers requiring large-scale certified metal components.

Industry Verticals

["Subsea & Marine","Energy (Oil & Gas, Offshore Wind)","Defense","Aerospace","Heavy Industry"]

Competitors

AML3D; WAAM3D; MX3D

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Scaling production at the Bristol Centre of Excellence with 20 WAAM systems; announced a $100M expansion for a US engineering hub in Florida.

Major Milestones

["Established the Advanced Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Bristol (2024)","Launched the HexBot™ six-armed synchronized robotic WAAM system (Oct 2024)","Secured DNV Approval in Principle (AiP) for WAAM-produced steel pressure vessels (2024)","Announced $100M investment for US expansion in Florida (Oct 2024)"]

Notable Customers

Customers in the energy, defense, and maritime sectors.

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