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Moi

HardwareLomazzo, ItalyFounded 2018· One of 1740 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

A proprietary additive manufacturing platform that produces high-performance composite materials using patented CFM® (Continuous Fiber Manufacturing) and SFM® (Short Fiber Manufacturing) technologies for mold-free, robot-controlled 3D printing of thermosetting composites.

CEO / Founder
Gabriele Natale
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$65K
Latest Round
Grant
Key Investors
European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator; UniCredit Start Lab

Technology & Products

Key Products

Moi Composites develops and manufactures industrial additive manufacturing systems, proprietary software, and offers solutions for thermosetting composites. Their key technologies include Continuous Fiber Manufacturing (CFM®) and Short Fiber Manufacturing (SFM®). They also offer the Hybrid Fabrication Platform (HFP) in collaboration with Belotti.

Technological Advantage

PATENTED CFM MOAT (Politecnico di Milano patent filed 2015, owned by Moi). Process achieves 99%+ fiber alignment vs. 65-75% in competing discontinuous fiber methods, delivering 40-60% higher strength-to-weight ratios. Zero post-processing curing required. Proprietary software controls deposition, material feed, and robotic coordination in closed-loop system—trade secret beyond patents.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Reduces composite component lead time from weeks/months to days; eliminates labor-intensive post-curing; enables complex geometries impossible with traditional molding; cost-per-part reduction of 30-50% for small-to-mid series production.

How They Differentiate

Moi's continuous thermoset fiber technology is 2-3 generations ahead: (1) Continuous fiber alignment vs. competitors' short/chopped fiber (40-60% strength advantage); (2) Thermoset matrix eliminates need for high-temperature post-processing (cost/time advantage); (3) Patented nozzle/deposition geometry unavailable to competitors. Competitors either use thermoplastics (lower performance) or discontinuous fibers (lower strength density).

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers in marine, aerospace, automotive, and consumer product sectors requiring high-strength, lightweight thermoset composite parts.

Industry Verticals

Marine & Boating; Aerospace & Defense; Automotive; Medical Devices & Prosthetics; Industrial Components; Consumer Products Design

Competitors

Oxford Performance Materials, Continuous Composites, ARRIS Composites

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Early commercial stage with active production services and expanding industrial partnerships; currently executing EU-funded CFM4Industry industrialization project; 16 awards received; MAMBO marine demonstrator 2020

Major Milestones

["Founded in 2018 as Politecnico di Milano spin-off","Won Italian National Innovation Award (PNI) 2018","Created MAMBO, world's first 3D-printed fiberglass boat (2020)","Featured BMX bike frame with 40% weight reduction","Secured EIC Accelerator grant funding (Feb 2020)","Launched hybrid manufacturing partnership with Belotti SpA (2026)","Developed 49 granted patents across seven patent families","Collaborated with Owens Corning on advanced glass fiber applications","Integrated CFM technology across Belotti machining centers","16 awards received including Italian National Innovation Award","Presence at Formnext 2025 with large-scale industrial components"]

Notable Customers

Autodesk (partner in MAMBO project), Belotti SpA (strategic collaboration for Hybrid Fabrication Platform)