Dynamo3D
Italian manufacturer of high-speed professional FDM desktop 3D printers designed to accelerate prototyping cycles for engineers and designers.
- CEO / Founder
- Federico Gualandi
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Defunct
Technology & Products
Key Products
Dynamo ONE; Dynamo ONE EVO; D-LAB software
Technological Advantage
Claimed: 'Fastest desktop 3D printer' with 1000mm/s travel speed and 450mm/s print speed. Verified: High-speed performance benchmarks reported in 2016 industry reviews. Replicable: Based on optimized FDM architecture.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Reduces prototyping time by up to 75% compared to standard FDM printers by offering print speeds of 450mm/s and travel speeds of 1000mm/s.
How They Differentiate
The ONE EVO offered a 450mm/s print speed, which was significantly faster than the Ultimaker 2 (100mm/s) and Zortrax M200 (100mm/s) at a comparable professional price point.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Professional designers and engineers requiring rapid iterative prototyping in a desktop format.
Industry Verticals
Design; Engineering; Education
Competitors
Ultimaker; Zortrax; MakerBot
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Launched the D3D One 3D printer in early 2014.; Announced the D3D One Evo in July 2014, featuring high-speed printing technology (up to 400-450 mm/s).; Unveiled the D3D One Evo at the 3D Printing Show in London (September 2014) and Paris (October 2014).
Major Milestones
2014: Company founded; 2015: Launch of Dynamo ONE; 2016: Launch of ONE EVO at Maker Faire Rome; 2018: Operations ceased and website became inactive.
Notable Customers
University of Foggia (Università di Foggia) - Used Dynamo 3D One-Pro for 3D food printing research; Videonata - Video production company and marketing client; Supermoto World Championship - Founders' background and initial application area for high-speed prototyping; My PowerBank Project - Used Dynamo3D for prototyping a bespoke dynamo-powered USB power bank for the homeless; Makers and Designers - Users of Dynamo3D's digital STL models on platforms like Cults3D and Etsy