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MICRON3DP

HardwareKfar Saba, IsraelFounded 2016· One of 1740 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops high-resolution molten glass 3D printing systems using FDM-style extrusion at 1000°C, achieving layer thicknesses as fine as 100 microns, enabling complex glass parts for medical, architectural, and artistic applications.

CEO / Founder
Arik Bracha
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$120K
Latest Round
Pre-Seed
Key Investors
Techstars

Technology & Products

Key Products

High-resolution glass 3D printers; High-speed metal 3D printers using MIM materials; 3D printer extruders and hot-ends

Technological Advantage

Proprietary molten glass extrusion technology achieves 100-micron layer resolution vs. previous 4000-micron industry standard; protected by being first-to-market in commercial glass 3D printing with demonstrated Swarovski collaboration.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables 3D printing of complex glass components with 100-micron resolution, reducing traditional glass manufacturing lead times from weeks to hours while achieving geometries impossible with conventional methods.

How They Differentiate

3x faster build speed than competitors like Desktop Metal for metal parts; unique glass 3D printing capability with 100-micron resolution vs. 4000-micron industry standard; lower machine price point for metal systems.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers, research institutions, medical device companies, luxury brands

Industry Verticals

Medical; Architecture; Arts & Luxury; Microfluidics; Research & Development

Competitors

Incus; MetShape; Exaddon

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Installed first batch of operational glass 3D printers in 2017; expanded from glass to MIM-based metal additive manufacturing; collaboration with Swarovski demonstrated commercial viability.

Major Milestones

2015: First demonstration of molten glass 3D printing; 2016: Company founding; 2017: Internal installation of first operational glass 3D printers; 2017: Swarovski collaboration for Art Basel exhibition; Shift from glass to MIM-based metal additive manufacturing

Notable Customers

Swarovski (crystal glass 3D printing for Art Basel exhibition)