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A Dutch industrial 3D printing company developing carousel-based multi-technology additive manufacturing systems for distributed 'mini-factories' that enable localized, on-demand, personalized production.
- CEO / Founder
- Marc Evers
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- Bootstrapped
- Latest Round
- Bootstrapped
- Key Investors
- The Bicycle Repair Man (TBRM) Group
Technology & Products
Key Products
ContinuoPFF (Powder Fusion Factory) - Carousel system combining Powder Bed Fusion with High Speed Sintering and integrated robots for conductive material deposition, ContinuoMJF (Material Jetting Factory) - Carousel system integrating Material Jetting and Photocuring with high-dynamic delta robots for on-the-fly pick-and-place of personalized products with embedded electronics, Mini-factory@Retail and Mini-factory@District - Scalable manufacturing units for retail and urban-level distributed production, Factory in a Container - Highly scalable and integrated urban production solution
Technological Advantage
Combines a patented carousel conveyor system with independent carriers moving at variable speeds and directions, synchronized with high-dynamic robots for material deposition and pick-and-place operations. The multi-technology integration (Powder Bed Fusion + High Speed Sintering in ContinuoPFF; Material Jetting + Photocuring in ContinuoMJF) enables application-driven, automated production of complex, personalized products with embedded functional materials like conductive electronics. The 'Mini-factory' concept enables a shift from centralized to distributed manufacturing, reducing inventory and transportation costs while enabling mass customization.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Transforms centralized manufacturing into a distributed, flexible model through 'mini-factory' systems that enable mass customization and personalized production at high volumes while maintaining industrial efficiency, reliability, and repeatability. Reduces supply chain complexity by enabling local production close to end-users.
How They Differentiate
Carousel-based multi-technology integration combining Powder Bed Fusion + High Speed Sintering (ContinuoPFF) and Material Jetting + Photocuring (ContinuoMJF) within a single carousel platform with integrated robots for automated post-processing and embedded electronics deposition. Enables continuous, distributed 'mini-factory' production for mass customization and personalized products.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Industrial manufacturers requiring flexible production, medical device companies, consumer goods producers (footwear, wearables, sports equipment), protective equipment manufacturers, and retailers seeking distributed manufacturing capabilities
Industry Verticals
Medical Devices (surgical guides, prostheses, orthoses, dental), Consumer Goods (footwear, smart insoles, advanced wearables, sports equipment), Protection & Safety (protective pads, braces, PPE, high-value protective masks), Industrial Manufacturing, Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing
Competitors
Stratasys; HP 3D Printing; EOS GmbH
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Early-stage development with 2-10 employees. Operates as part of TBRM Group incubator supporting 6-7 startups. TBRM Group generates €6-8M in annual revenue from engineering service companies and employs 120-130 people across service companies and startups.
Major Milestones
Founded in 2019 by Marc Evers under The Bicycle Repair Man (TBRM) Group incubator, Development of ContinuoPFF - carousel-based system combining Powder Bed Fusion with High Speed Sintering, Development of ContinuoMJF - carousel-based system integrating Material Jetting and Photocuring, Integration with TU Delft high-tech ecosystem and Brainport Eindhoven region, Featured in TU Delft Delta publication (2021) as one of TBRM's incubated startups, Part of TBRM cross-fertilization model combining engineering service companies with technology startups, Operating under bootstrapped/incubator model without external VC funding
Notable Customers
Product development focused on industrial manufacturers requiring flexible production, medical device companies, consumer goods producers (footwear, wearables, sports equipment), and protective equipment manufacturers