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General Lattice

ApplicationWarrenville, IL, USAFounded 2019· One of 462 Application companies tracked by AMPulse

General Lattice develops and manufactures high-performance product systems using computational design and digital manufacturing, from concept through production, for commercial and federal customers.

CEO / Founder
Nick Florek
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$1M
Latest Round
Pre-Seed
Key Investors
AP Ventures

Technology & Products

Key Products

Body Worn Protection, Seating and Positioning, Thermal Management, Custom computational design & digital manufacturing services

Technological Advantage

The company's technology provides a significant advantage by enabling the design of lightweight, high-performance parts that are difficult or impossible to manufacture using traditional methods. This opens up new markets and applications for additive manufacturing.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

General Lattice combines computational design and digital manufacturing to deliver high-performance systems (protection, seating, thermal) with faster development cycles, multi-objective optimization, and on-demand production without tooling or MOQs.

How They Differentiate

General Lattice differentiates itself through its dedicated focus on lattice design and its deep expertise in computational geometry. The company's Frontier platform is designed to be a user-friendly, end-to-end solution, making it easier for businesses to adopt and innovate with additive manufacturing.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Commercial and federal customers needing high-performance systems (sporting goods, industrial, medical, aerospace/defense) engineered via computational design and digital manufacturing from concept through production.

Industry Verticals

Sporting Goods, Industrial Manufacturing, Medical, Aerospace, Defense

Competitors

nTopology; Autodesk; Dassault Systèmes

Growth & Milestones

Major Milestones

Raised $1 million in pre-seed funding in 2021., Collaborated with Wilson to create the first 3D-printed airless basketball prototype, showcased at NBA All-Star Weekend 2023 (AT&T Slam Dunk Contest).

Notable Customers

Wilson Sporting Goods Co.; Motorola; 11six24; Xspex; U.S. Army DEVCOM (Soldier Center, Aviation and Missile Center); Air Force Research Laboratory; Mak Studio; Nantrak Industries