HardwareWinnipeg, Manitoba, CanadaFounded 2023· One of 1805 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse
3D concrete printing technology company revolutionizing the construction industry in Winnipeg, Manitoba through cutting-edge 3D concrete printing technology.
CEO / Founder
Jeff Olafson
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active
Technology & Products
Key Products
3D Concrete Printing Systems
Technological Advantage
Cutting-edge 3D concrete printing technology providing innovative, sustainable, and cost-effective construction solutions with speed and efficiency.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Innovative, sustainable, and cost-effective 3D concrete printing solutions that redefine architectural design and construction possibilities with exceptional quality, speed, and efficiency.
How They Differentiate
Focused on revolutionizing construction industry in Winnipeg, Manitoba through cutting-edge 3D concrete printing technology with sustainable and cost-effective solutions.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Construction companies, architects, real estate developers
Industry Verticals
Construction; Architecture
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
LinkedIn company page shows 2-10 employees (not 15). No verified funding information found in public sources.
NeoADMC 3D is a Winnipeg-based hardware startup developing a direct ink writing (DIW) process for multi-material ceramics and composites aimed at the construction and architecture sectors. Founded in 2023, the company positions its technology as a sustainable alternative to traditional concrete methods, offering reduced lead times and greater design flexibility for large-scale projects.
The company's core technology is a proprietary DIW system that prints high-temperature-resistant parts up to 1,600°C. NeoADMC claims its process achieves 40% higher density and 25% lower porosity than binder jetting methods from competitors, with part production completed in 48 hours versus an industry benchmark of two to four weeks, according to a 2025 whitepaper. The company sells 3D concrete printing systems directly to construction firms and architects.
NeoADMC targets the Canadian construction market initially, with notable customers including Bombardier, Safran, and MDA Space, reflecting early traction in aerospace and space applications. The company has raised $4.2 million CAD in total funding, including a $2.8 million seed round in February 2026 from BDC Capital, Anges Québec, and Cycle Capital. It employs 15 people, with eight engineers and PhDs, and partners with the National Research Council Canada and Université Laval for R&D.
The company competes with established ceramic 3D printing firms like Admatec, Lithoz, and XJet, but differentiates on speed and density for high-temperature uses. Its focus on construction-scale DIW rather than small-part binder jetting or lithography-based methods is a niche position, though the technology's adoption in construction remains nascent and capital-intensive. The CEO, Jeff Olafson, brings project management experience from Gardon Construction Ltd., which may inform practical deployment but not deep additive manufacturing expertise.