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Haddy

HardwareSt. Petersburg, Florida, USAFounded 2022· One of 1734 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Haddy offers an AI-powered, robotic large-scale 3D printing solution using sustainable and recyclable PETG composite materials, enabling rapid design-to-product cycles for mass production across multiple industries.

CEO / Founder
John "Jay" B. Rogers, Jr.
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$11.6M
Latest Round
Series A
Key Investors
Revolution Rise of the Rest Seed Fund, AllegisCyber, Alumni Ventures, Florida Opportunity Fund, Half Court Ventures, Endeavor Miami, Siemens Xcelerator

Technology & Products

Key Products

Custom-designed furniture and architectural elements, produced using AI-powered robotic large-scale 3D printing with sustainable PETG composite materials.

Technological Advantage

Proprietary AI software integrated with advanced robotics and a vertical manufacturing model enabling rapid design-to-product transitions and sustainable scaling.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Sustainable, scalable, and cost-effective on-demand production with advanced AI and robotics integration, delivering rapid design-to-product transitions and 16x production capacity compared to competitors.

How They Differentiate

Offers massive production capacity, continuous AI-powered process optimization, and a strong commitment to sustainable manufacturing using recycled materials.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Furniture retailers, consumers, businesses, and industrial sectors including defense, construction, and disaster recovery

Industry Verticals

Furniture, Home Goods, Retail, Construction, Defense, Disaster Recovery

Competitors

Branch Technology; Nagami; ExtraBold

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

353% revenue growth reported in Feb 2024 with rapidly scaling production capacity.

Major Milestones

Founded in 2021, Secured multiple Seed Funding rounds (2022-2023), Established key partnership with Room & Board, Launched large-scale AI-powered microfactory in April 2024, Expanded into industrial sectors (defense, construction, disaster recovery)

Notable Customers

Red Cat Holdings, Disney Imagineering

https://www.haddy.life

Recent coverage of Haddy

AM patents

AM-relevant patents linked to this company.

Patents
3
Granted
0
Families
3

Leading domains: process (3), equipment (1), material (1)

Filings by year: 2025: 3

  1. 3D PRINTED FURNITURE WITH CAPTURED COMPONENTS AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME20250269583 · US
  2. HYBRID MANUFACTURING TABLE20250319583 · US
  3. 3D PRINTED FURNITURE AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME20250262813 · US

Funding rounds

  • Series A$3.0M2025-01-23Lead: Accel Partners
  • Seed$5.7M2023-02-06Lead: Alumni Ventures
  • Seed$2.9M2022-11-21Lead: Revolution

Why this company matters

AMPulse analysis, not a company disclosure

Haddy positions itself as a bridge between designer-focused 3D printing and industrial manufacturing, using a vertically integrated microfactory model to produce large-format parts at volumes that rival traditional mass production. The company claims 16x the output of comparable large-format systems, enabled by a proprietary AI platform that continuously optimizes print parameters in real time.

The core technology is a robotic large-scale material extrusion (MEX) system that prints with sustainable, recyclable PETG composite materials. Haddy's AI software manages the entire design-to-product cycle, from file preparation to robotic toolpath generation and process monitoring, reducing lead times for custom furniture and architectural elements.

Haddy targets furniture retailers, home goods brands, and industrial sectors including defense, construction, and disaster recovery. Named customers include Red Cat Holdings and Disney Imagineering, and the company has a key partnership with Room & Board. A partnership with Siemens Xcelerator provides access to digital twin and automation software for scaling production.

The company's strategic moat rests on its proprietary AI software and vertical integration, which together enable rapid design iteration and high throughput. However, large-format polymer MEX faces competition from established players like Branch Technology and Nagami, and scaling into defense and construction will require certification and material qualification that Haddy has not yet publicly demonstrated.