Optomec
Develops and manufactures additive manufacturing systems for high-volume production and repair of structural metal parts and printed electronics using Aerosol Jet and LENS technologies.
- CEO / Founder
- Robert Yusin
- Team Size
- 51-200
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- $6.53M
- Latest Round
- Grant (prize)
- Key Investors
- Graham Partners, GE Ventures, Autodesk (Spark Investment Fund), New Mexico Economic Development Department
Technology & Products
Key Products
Aerosol Jet Systems; LENS 3D Printers; Huffman 3D Printers; LENS Deposition Head
Technological Advantage
Proprietary LENS and Aerosol Jet technologies provide a defensible moat through patents and long-standing commercialization history with Sandia National Labs.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Provides production-grade metal DED and printed electronics systems for high-volume production and repair, reducing costs and lead times for high-performance applications.
How They Differentiate
Unique dual-capability in both metal DED (LENS) and printed electronics (Aerosol Jet), enabling functional material deposition on 3D surfaces and high-value metal part repair.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Industrial manufacturers in electronics, energy, life sciences, aerospace/defense, and IoT.
Industry Verticals
Electronics; Energy; Life Sciences; Aerospace/Defense; IoT
Competitors
FormAlloy (Metal DED), nScrypt (Printed Electronics), Neotech AMT (3D Printed Electronics)
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Revenue $27M; >300 customers worldwide; 600th industrial AM machine delivered (2022)
Major Milestones
1997: LENS licensing from Sandia National Labs; 2007: 10th anniversary of LENS commercialization; 2022: 600th industrial AM machine delivered; 2024: Appointment of Robert Yusin as CEO
Notable Customers
GE; Samsung; Raytheon; Siemens; Corning; Lockheed; US Air Force; US Navy; US Army; NASA; Boeing; United Technologies; Xerox; NREL; Fraunhofer Institutes; CEA LETI; IMEC